cnlevo: Sorry about my garbled message earlier... I had meant to write that if you have teatimer enabled, first try disabling that, rebooting and then re-installing WB5. If that didn't work, uninstall both apps, reboot and try reinstalling WB5 and see if it's still there on subsequent reboot. You get the picture. As it stands, and as Corky notes, if you don't really care
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cnlevo: I agree with yrag - I'd look to SpyBot as the culprit. First, try uninstalling WB5 in its entirety. Maybe even use the OD zapper (the link is elsewhere on this thread). Reboot. Unload/disable the Tea Timer (if you are using it) and try again. If that doesn't work try uinstalling Spybot and reinstalling WB5 after a reboot. I do not have
This is a list of EVERY app installed on my computer...let me know if there is something there that could be erasing stuff. adobe acrobat 7.0.05 adobe photoshop CS Ai Booster (ausus system monitor) AMD64Bit (I have no idea what this is, I guess it got installed with my motherboard drivers) AOL Instant Messenger AsusUpdate (Bios Flash from windows program) ATI Display Drive BitComet 0.59 eMule Everest Home Edition 2.20 GameSpy Arcade<br
That's the thing....I don't have ANY adware/spyware removal, virus protection, etc.. It's simply not installed on my system and never has been. The only thing I have is spybot and it is not on all the time... so if you can explain to me how programs are trying to help me but are hurting me when I have zero programs like that...then i would be very grateful...is there something I can change in the registry. I am stuck using 4.51 and there is this AWESOME skin in wb5 that I want to use
I don't think it has anything to do with security programs or anything else but a bug in windowblinds 5. I installed 4.5 and that installed fine. However, every time I try to install 5 I get the reboot loop no matter how many times I reboot. I can't believe that there is such a big problem like this with such an unbelievably popular program. Plus, with all the people having this problem I don't understand how it slipped past beta testers.