Author: Torstein Hall
Date: 20:38:50 07/30/98
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On July 30, 1998 at 15:42:41, Paul Massie wrote: >Here's another possibility - Since CB7 uses an internet connection and you >mentioned it crashed while downloading, perhaps the problem lies not in the base >NT system, but in the IE addon files. I have had problems in the past >installing software that depends on IE components. Since Internet Explorer has >changed several times since NT 4.0 SP3 was released, it is sometimes necessary >to download the latest version of IE from the Microsoft Web site and install it. >It is critical to ensure that the IE files in the system are synchronized >reasonably well with the similar files in the application. I have the same experience when installing Win CE services on a NT machine! MS recomended to remove IE, then install, then reinstall SP 3 and at last reinstall IE 4.0 Quite a process to install progs. on the NT beast. :) Torstein > >On July 30, 1998 at 13:04:29, Torstein Hall wrote: > >>On July 30, 1998 at 09:59:38, Komputer Korner wrote: >> >>< BIG SNIP > >>> >>>I just loaded the production version of CB 7 on my WIN NT 4 SP3 machine and >>>clicked on the CB7i icon and went to the menu to get CB7 upgrade from ChessBase >>>site and as it was downloading a file it crashed. It does this repeatedly. I >>>sent the crash log file to Matthias at ChessBase and his reply was to reinstall >>>WIN NT 4. I am NOT going to reinstall my operating system just because one >>>program crashes on it. All my other windows chess programs and almost all the >>>DOS ones run fine on my WIN NT system, so the fault must lie with CB 7. I notice >>>that there was a separate version for CB 6 for WIN NT and wonder why there isn't >>>one for CB 7. I like CB 7 a lot but is there anyone else who is running WIN NT 4 >>>with CB 7? >>>-- >>>Komputer Korner >> >>I'm not running CB 7 on a NT machine, but I have installed some software on some >>NT monsters and I have several times had to reinstall service pack 3 after >>installing any software that used communication. Perhaps you should try that. >> >>Torstein
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