Hello Jan,
Monday, July 16, 2007, 4:25:34 PM, you wrote:
> For a number of months I've been getting an exception error connected to
> explorer.exe
> when I closed PP w2k-sp4 would reload all other programs properly & I
> could continue work w/o problems. I could even start PP again w/o
> re-starting windows w/o issue.
> Then today -- all of a sudden, in the middle of doing some work -- I
> started getting an exception that kept looping. PP was trying to copy
> something to drive L: which I don't have.
> Error message starts here ---------------------------------------|
> Startup Bar: Windows - No Disk
> Exception Processing Message c0000013 Parameters 7cc31dfc 7cc31dfc
> 7cc31dfc 7cc31dfc
> Cancel | Try Again | Continue
> Error message ends here ----------------------------------------|
> The 3 choices did nothing to alter the situation.
> Re-installing a new downloaded version of 4.7 did nothing to alter the
> situation.
> Can someone suggest how I can solved this problem? Thank you very much.
> PowerProLess in Ridgefield, CT
> Jan Rifkinson
Have you tried searching your config file for references to the L: drive
specification?
And search your script files for the same L: reference.
Also, immediately before you received the error message did you do anything
PowerPro related -
i.e. use a hotkey, a macro, script, etc?
Three other possibles - I have run into drive reference problems when:
1. importing something from someone else's setup
2. copying my config from my home pc to my work pc
3. using my config from my USB stick.
Do you use a USB stick? If yes, do you know what drive letter it has when
inserted?
Lastly, I have a friend with MS who I set up with PowerPro and Progressive
Macro list.
He recently got a Logitech cordless keyboard and after installing it PowerPro's
hotkeys were
either not working or were doing things not expected. It appears that the
Logitech
installation routine installs software which takes over a number of the keys to
provide their
own shortcuts.
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Best regards,
Brian mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]