After a program is closed, Vista informs that the program has stoppedworking. Huh?

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Raymond

After I close Paradox for Windows, Vista pops up a dialog every time
informing me that the program has "stopped working".

"A problem caused the program to stop working correctly."
....

How does one stop this message occurring?

Thanks.
Raymond.
 
Click Start > All Programs > Maintenance > Problem Reports and Solutions

Check if there are any logged solutions. I would also ensure that Service
Packs and Updates have been applied for Paradox. I know that Corel released
an SP that enabled compatibility for WordPerfect Office under Vista, but
this was for version 13.
 
Raymond said:
After I close Paradox for Windows, Vista pops up a dialog every time
informing me that the program has "stopped working".

"A problem caused the program to stop working correctly."
....

How does one stop this message occurring?

Thanks.
Raymond.
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I get a similar thing quite frequently on my system and my wife's system.
That is, when we start up the computer I get a message telling me that
Windows Explorer has stopped working correctly.......and it hasn't even been
opened. Go figure!
Doesn't happen every time, but every once in a while. And, yes, my system
did close down properly.

David
 
David Hankinson said:
I get a similar thing quite frequently on my system and my wife's system.
That is, when we start up the computer I get a message telling me that
Windows Explorer has stopped working correctly.......and it hasn't even
been
opened. Go figure!
Doesn't happen every time, but every once in a while. And, yes, my system
did close down properly.
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Of course Windows Explorer is open. It's the shell that interacts with you
for everything you see on the screen. Did you try Andre's solution?
 
Frank said:
Of course Windows Explorer is open. It's the shell that interacts with
you for everything you see on the screen. Did you try Andre's solution?
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I tried Andre's solution, but no change.

Raymond.
 
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