Agreed, XP was much better than 98 but I still did more than one reinstall
of 99SE. In fact I kept the installation on a spare plug in drive. DXP2004
has been very good, noticeably more stable although it has its quirks too.
If only one machine were misbehaving I would say find the config files (I
think they live in C:\) and remove them. 99SE will install fresh ones when
it starts up.  It cured mine a few times. Also a corrupted database will
crash 99SE although it will usually load and run for a while. Best plan is
to cut and paste everything in to a new db if you can keep the bad one up
for long enough.
Good Luck 

Rob

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Webmaster
Sent: 26 October 2007 22:43
To: Protel EDA Discussion List
Subject: Re: [PEDA] 99SE and XP compatability


I don't know that 99SE was ever officially qualified for XP... I've been 
using it with XP since it came out and it's been the most stable OS I've run

under.

I do get an error "event" on closing Protel which is announced by the 
Windows default sound for "critical stop", (this has been consistent on 4 
different XP PC's), but it doesn't seem to be a problem. I never have 
spontaneous crashes or freezing like I did under WinME and Win98. WinNT4 and

Win2000 usually behaved themselves ok but I do remember occasional bizarre 
behavior.

If this is new, its possible that Windows Update may have installed 
something bad. Antivirus software is always a possible source of trouble. 
Since you're having trouble on two different systems, is it possible that 
your .ddb is corrupt?

Chris



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Subject: [PEDA] 99SE and XP compatability


> Is anyone aware of imcompatability issues between 99SE and Windows XP?
> Both
> my work and home computers seem to be crashing more lately.
>
> Also is there a way to save and reload the menu/hotkey customizations?
>
> Thanks Larry.
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