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| | Windows Live Foldershare Has Stopped Working I've seen a few posts about people having problems with crashes with the above error message. I was having this problem with the new WLF that came out in march. Everytime it would run, it would immediately crash with the "has stopped working" prompt. I had tried the network disabling solution to turn off the UPnP but that didn't prevent the instant crash so I obviously couldn't disable UPnP. I'm using Vista Ultimate 32. The latest version 14.0.1331.0415 still did not fix it, so I was still using the old 2.5.10. My log file gave these error messages about not being able to access My Photos, etc. (referring to the links in My Documents) so I took ownership of those and it didn't do anything. So I fished around in the global.ini file and noted that the logDir argument looked like gibberish. So I changed it to the log folder in Foldershare (c:\Users\<yourusername>\AppData\Local\FolderShare\logs\). That seemed to do the trick, no more crashes. Hopefully this isn't a repost, but I couldn't find anything about this. Hopefully this will help someone else having this crash. |
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| | RE: Windows Live Foldershare Has Stopped Working I too have been plagued by this problem for about a month now. The problem only occurs on one machine even though I can run the software on another identical machine I built, with exact same hardware, software, etc. I'm running Vista-64 on an Intel Q66 Quad processor, w/ 4Gb of RAM. I submitted log files to the FolderShare team and was told to remove all "network based folder shares". I looked and had none defined on any of my machines. The upgrades did not help the problem; it still crashed immediately after loading. After seeing this report, I looked through my log files. I found an entry as follows in my personal profile INI file. (######.ini not the global.ini). oldDrive = ####### \\UNC\Path I removed the oldDrive specification and resolved the issue. Foldershare now loads and works again. Thanks to the folder share team for all their support and assistance. NOT!!! "KW" wrote: Quote: > I've seen a few posts about people having problems with crashes with the > above error message. > > I was having this problem with the new WLF that came out in march. > Everytime it would run, it would immediately crash with the "has stopped > working" prompt. I had tried the network disabling solution to turn off the > UPnP but that didn't prevent the instant crash so I obviously couldn't > disable UPnP. I'm using Vista Ultimate 32. > > The latest version 14.0.1331.0415 still did not fix it, so I was still using > the old 2.5.10. My log file gave these error messages about not being able > to access My Photos, etc. (referring to the links in My Documents) so I took > ownership of those and it didn't do anything. So I fished around in the > global.ini file and noted that the logDir argument looked like gibberish. So > I changed it to the log folder in Foldershare > (c:\Users\<yourusername>\AppData\Local\FolderShare\logs\). > > That seemed to do the trick, no more crashes. Hopefully this isn't a > repost, but I couldn't find anything about this. Hopefully this will help > someone else having this crash. |
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