Recent content by grandpafirst

Thanks to all for your kind assistance. I have decided to only use the Microscope on the laptop....using Windows XP. I am going to now have to make a decision on what to do about Windows 2000 Professional.....all indications shows it will be going the way of the horse and buggy...and no...

Vacunita: Thanks for your attention. Yes, I have installed SP4 and I have also updated all my drivers per the manufacturer's web site. I also disabled prior to installing the software the Registry Mechanic software and the McAfee Security Center software. I thought maybe there was some...

Vacunita! I have already researched that,,,I have spoken to Digital Blue, the also sent me drivers and finally new software...none of them have worked. I checked out mechanically the unit and it works on an XP notebook. As I stated earlier, I use to run this on my Windows 2000 Professional...

By now, I would have expected at least a reply from my post...can someone please make an effort to assist me? Thanks.

I installed a new hard drive and Windows 2000 Professional. All has went well and I am very happy except for one thing. I cannot get my Digital Blue Microscope to work on the system....it worked perfectly under old hard drive with no gliches. I contacted Digital Blue who have been very very...

Your the man, Jason..!!!! The shutdown is running beautifully......It has been a very frustrating experience for an old dude. I have been trying to learn how to understand all of this since I retired....Thanks, again. Jerry

Here is my MSConfig file as of 09252007: mobsync nwcpl nwiz soundman nerocheck powdserv cavtray cavrid yop jusched citiucs ybrwicon ipclient ipmon32 motivesb picasamediadetector aawtray adobe reader speed launch microsoft office sbc support tool Thanks for your help. Jerry

I judiciously run Defrag about twice per month. I ran Chkdsk/r which shows "volume clean". I have the following Task Mgr screens running: System Idle Process System smss.exe crss.exe winlogon.exe services.exe lsass.exe svchost.exe spools.exe ispace.exe mscvre.exe regserv.exe mstask.exe...

Frequently I get an error message that reads: "The application failed to initialize because the windows stations is shutting down." This is a DrWtsn32.exe dll initialization failure. I have to say ok, and then say cancel before windows shut down. This happens quite frequently. What do I do?