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Duncan, I use a starterprogram to start the publication so that I can delete the registry entry before the Opus player starts.

Please just tell me what I have to delete in the registry.

Thanks in advance.

T.

Duncan or someone else with DW,

would you be so kind and tell me which regstry key is responsible for this message?

I cannot imagine that it is such a big secret.

I am shure I can find out the key with a third pary tool. So please tell me which key I have to delete to save my time from unnecessary work.

Thanks in advance for your help.

T.

I had this problem also. We create software for pc's which run without keyboards, so this error is a BIG problem. These pc's must have the ability to have a hard powerdown, and startup automatically.

If you'd searched the forum, you would find the right registry somewhere, but here it is:



I created a little app that start up with the opus software simultaniously.
first it deletes the registry, and then (to be sure) waits a while for the software to start. If the errormessage stil pops up, it will check the "never show again" box, and exits that window.

Reemski,

thank you very much for your help.



How did you do that? I can create a start program which deletes the key and then starts the publication. But how can I check the box from another application?

T.

I use AutoIT for that. A little freeware program which is created to automate batch sequences, but can be used for many applications.

It takes a while to learn the syntax, but i use it for a lot of things...

http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/

Reemski, thanks a lot

T.

Ok, and because i'm in such a good mood today...

the - simple, but handy-dandy - code :

This would also work for a batch file, before starting, use regedit at the cmd line to fix the key before running the publication.

I have the same problem with a new project I’ve just started. The electricity went off the other day, and I was not plugged into a UPS at the time. I didn't think too much about it until I re-published my program. Then the dreaded Troubleshooting window started popping up. I have used ever suggestion in this thread, and the problem keeps occurring. I am using 5.5, I have cleaned out the troubleshooting file in the registry, but the program keeps re-writing to the Troubleshooting folder in the registry. I have ticked the box in the troubleshooting window that says "Do not show this message again". I have exited the program in every way possible, but it still writes to the registry that there was a problem. I understand that Reemski came up with a very good solution for the effect, but where is the solution for the cause. What could be causing this to happen? Once I get past the Troubleshooting window, the program runs flawlessly.

I have had this problem at least 6 or 7 times over the past few years, and most of the time they just go away, but this time it has not. Will one of you guys at DW PLEASE review this thread and give us an answer. I would hate to trash my program because of this problem. I would think that since you guys wrote the program you must know what would be causing this to happen. I don't see that by reading everything I can find here by searching. I just FTP'd the setup program to work and installed it remotly to see if the Troubleshooting window would open there... it did.

I'm adding the imp as an attachment. If I'm doing something wrong I would like to know what I'm not supposed to do. This is not a great and wonderful program, but I do have 39 hours into it.

Hi Denn,

If you can zip the imp /resources and upload them somewhere - then send me the link I'll have a look in the morning.

Mack

Thanks... once again Mack. You should be on DWs payroll.

Mack,
I could not find your email address, so I clicked on your site link and filled out the form. Since I've not heard back from you and since I have no other way to get in touch with you I thought I would get in touch with you here. If your didn't get the link, please email me with an email address where I can get back to you.

Thanks...
denn@planetdenn.com

Hi Denn,
send me the link -- I've found this a very annoying problem in the past.
email address is in my profile.

cheers
Paul