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| Thread ID: 35110 | 2003-07-02 10:24:00 | Kazaa crash in Xp | heni72847 (1166) | Press F1 |
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| 156994 | 2003-07-02 10:24:00 | OK guys, I need some help here... I recently switched to K-Lite (2.1 K++) and every single time that I run it, it crashes after a few minutes of running (Kazaa Lite has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience. (Yeah Right!)). I have done everything that I can think of to correct this to no avail. Here are the steps that I have gone through to try to correct this: Uninstalled all previous versions of kazaa and installed K-Lite with option to remove all previous registry entries. Uninstalled K-Lite and all existing .dat files. (possible corruption?) Used RegCleaner and removed all existing registry entries for any version of Kazaa or K-Lite. Manually deleted all files/folders for Kazaa and K-Lite left over. Downloaded new K-Lite install file. (possible corrupted installer?) Killed all non-essential processes and XP services. Ran Norton AV 2003 Pro - No viruses. Ran AdAware6 Pro - Killed all spyware. At this point Kazaa and K-Lite essentially have never existed on this system, right? Install K-Lite from fresh installer to new location. Have tried installing on multiple partitions with same results. All the while, rebooting as necessary. My System: Athlon 900Mhz 320MB RAM And plenty of space and hardware that shouldn't be a problem. Guys, I'm at a loss for solutions here, and I could really use your help. Thanx in advance oh yea... i also installed the k-lite codec pack before all this happened... is there a way to uninstall codecs? |
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| 156995 | 2003-07-02 12:18:00 | K++ edition is probably the best. If you are having problems with it, try downgrading to a slightly older version of the k++. I think the later one has a few bugs? My speedup program is crashing a bit - and it never used to. :| When installing, check the 'uninstall all registry keys' option. And only install, avi preview, speed up, and sig2dat. Leave the rest :) Codec packs - argh! Remove them they cause problems. (Add/remove programs) Find out which codecs in particular the pack installed and download and install those codecs individually. You can edit the codecs on your system by going: Control Panel -> Sounds/Audio devices -> Hardware tab -> Select video/audio codecs -> click properties. |
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