1.162 Crashing

[atauer]

Looking at the ptn I would say it the stats are well stacked !

I thought the same thing until I read the name of the pattern.

It's an alligator head everyone...

[cnsranch]

Screenshot -

[cnsranch]

Looking at the ptn I would say it the stats are well stacked !

You guys are sick.

[cnsranch]

More detail...

[atauer]

When was the last time you restarted your computer? The error could be caused by a bad section of memory. Restarting should clear the memory and any corruptions that may be stored.

[fwharris]

You guys are sick.

HMMM..LOL

Here is my screen shot on my error.

[fwharris]

When was the last time you restarted your computer? The error could be caused by a bad section of memory. Restarting should clear the memory and any corruptions that may be stored.

Alex,

Have you looked at the following yet?
http://forum.carvewright.com/showthread.php?t=14711

I've tried just about every trick suggested and no resolve...

[lynnfrwd]

"Guys" need to be a generic term here...I thought the same thing at first and then saw what it really was!

(Why are there no female smilies? Guess it's generic too!)

[cnsranch]

When was the last time you restarted your computer? The error could be caused by a bad section of memory. Restarting should clear the memory and any corruptions that may be stored.

Nope - still crashes.....

[twiceretired]

Jerry, I did the PE thing and it worked for me. Running windows 7 64bit 2 gig ram, a new install on a new hard drive. I looked up on the internet and they seam to think it’ s a registry problem. After a computer has been used for a time, programs installed and uninstalled the registry can become a mess, I have used the original windows install disk and did a repair of windows and sometimes corrected the probem.
Quote:
Problem: Gui.exe errors are caused by missing system files or broken system registry structures. This is a critical sign of an unstable system that is typically caused by improper maintenance of the computer.
Hope this helps.

Maybe a member of the forum with a MS Certification can shed some light on this.