Acces violations at adress ?????

With some WBs

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Hi All,

Since I am using Vista Home premium with the stardock applications there is a problem, not big but it is there, when I use some WB Blinds its oke till I use some programs, one of them is DVDPro, If I try to start that program whit a specific WB loaded than I get the following message "Acces violation at adress 00AC3244 in module "dvdpro.exe" write of adress 00000014", its only occure whit some blinds, are there among you who have the same problems, maybe also with other use of programs and yes, what can we do about it, so if there are solutions I would like to no.

Thanks in advance, Browny 

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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top

post the system info from wb config & which skins

Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Hi Bichur,

Hereby the systemreport and the Skins are: 1.BlacklightII (Adni18)

                                                               2.Brightside of windowblind (weirdo)

                                                               3.Waterwalk (T0m Richter)

Your computer has a Windows Experience Index base score of 5.2
Your Windows Graphics Experience score is 5.2

WindowBlinds version : WindowBlinds 6.4 (build 129 x86 - Vista Edition)

WindowBlinds is installed correctly on this PC
WindowBlinds appears to be activated on this PC
(Acer AL1916) 1 is attached to ATI Radeon HD 4650  

Wblind.dll      2009/03/24 19:59:20
Wbsrv.dll      2009/03/24 23:03:02
Wbconfig.exe      2009/03/24 23:04:20
Wbload.exe      2009/03/24 23:04:14
Wbhelp.dll      2009/03/24 23:04:07
Tray.dll           2009/03/24 23:04:21
Wbload.dll           2009/03/24 11:40:25
Screen.exe      2009/03/24 23:04:09

Hope you can do something with the info.

Greetz, Browny

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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Open the WindowBlinds Configuration screen and click on the Settings tab. Select "Change the look of an app" tab and then "Add per application setting". Locate the exe for DVDPro and select it. In the screen that appears put a check mark in "Ignore this application and do not skin it". Click OK and then see if that resolves this issue.

Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Hi Hankers,

Thank you very much for the tip, it is working on the skin metioned and works oke with DVDProfiler now, again thanks for the tip to solved it.

Greetz, Browny