by: resvon May 16th, 2005 |
Woldtime simply no longer works... at all...
I have no idea what happened, but somewhere along the way, worldtime ceased being a viable product for Windows XP. 5.x never synched anymore. It couldnīt even exit. I always had to kill it as it would simply hang. I upgraded to 6.x. Now, I canīt do anything without it hanging. Try to get the latest update? Hangs. Try to delete a clock? Hangs. Try to right-click and do ANYTHING? Hangs. This used to be one of the best programs around; what the heck happened? Itīs become so frustrating to try and work with, I can hardly call it valuable or useful. Any recommendations on what can be going wrong? I canīt be the only one running a stock Windows XP with a personal firewall that is encountering all of these ridiculous, basic issues??? Thanks... |
by: carmantom May 20th, 2005 |
Duplicated Post
Duplicated Post Sorry!
Tom |
by: carmantom May 19th, 2005 |
Found a Fix...
I went into XP Windows Update and found out the latest update was the Window Installer 3.1 and removed it. This required a reboot and Wallah! all was well again. Yea!!!
Tom |
by: carmantom May 19th, 2005 |
Woldtime simply no longer works... at all...
Same thing happened to me today. when I awoke my computer at my office as well as home had rebooted. I wa informed a critical upgrade had been done and my machine had been rebooted. I am convinced whatever changed things was attributable to this up grade by XP. Maybe I will try to undo the XP update and see what happens. I love WorldTime and hope I can get it to work again.
Tom |
by: deando_au May 17th, 2005 |
Woldtime simply no longer works... at all...
Reply to Resvon; Try re-loading your Win XP system. It sounds to me as though there is someting conflicting with your WT program.
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Regards, Deano.... |
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