NOF crashes only for this user

[Cougar-food]

Howdy, ya'll

Any thoughts here??? NOF crashes* when opening any page, new or old, but
only with one Windows User - me.

I am the longest-user of this machine and the only user of NOF. On 3/9 NOF
crashes during page loading but only for... me ~

Anyone have any demon-killer thoughts on this weird on?

*Win-pop at crash time sez "The instruction at "0x00000001" (blah, blah)
"... memory could not be "read

CCleaned to remove Fusion 11 then re-installed a couple of times does not
help. This user must be corrupted. Well, I knew I was a little warped but
didn't think I was actually corruped.

Looking forward to some insight and abuse and,

Thanks

[Richard]

Hi Chris,

Only just picked up on your update. So it seems that the NOF user
specific installation was bad. NOF stores not only user sites, but also
a user profile and other configuration settings within your Windows user
account structure (on XP, something like C:\documents and
settings\user\Net Objects User Sites).

If NOF works when logged in as a different user on the machine, you may
be able to recover from the corruption by changing the location of your
User Sites.

Export a template when logged in as the other user on the machine. Then
log in as your normal user and when opening NOF, before opening an
existing site, change the user sites location. Import the template into
a new site at your new User Sites location and see if it works.

Richard.


On 18/03/2010 16:11, Cougar-food wrote:
> Howdy, ya'll
>
> Any thoughts here??? NOF crashes* when opening any page, new or old, but
> only with one Windows User - me.
>
> I am the longest-user of this machine and the only user of NOF. On 3/9 NOF
> crashes during page loading but only for... me ~
>
> Anyone have any demon-killer thoughts on this weird on?
>
> *Win-pop at crash time sez "The instruction at "0x00000001" (blah, blah)
> "... memory could not be "read
>
> CCleaned to remove Fusion 11 then re-installed a couple of times does not
> help. This user must be corrupted. Well, I knew I was a little warped but
> didn't think I was actually corruped.
>
> Looking forward to some insight and abuse and,
>
> Thanks
>
>

[Cougar-food]

Richard, "you're a good man, Charlie Brown"; thanks for your attentiveness.

Yup, this long-term user of this machine and long-time usr of NOF on this
machine, this user just recently took that dive. And last evening more
updates arrived.

I'll try this as soon as I clear a bunch of other (useless, time-consuming,
teeth-grinding) business today, then post the results to this thread [ deep
sigh placed *here* ]

Christopher

"Richard" <contact@_NO_SPAM_tintopcs.co.uk> wrote in message
news:hnvjgd$r81$1@DailyPlanet.news.netobjects.com. ..
> Hi Chris,
>
> Only just picked up on your update. So it seems that the NOF user
> specific installation was bad. NOF stores not only user sites, but also a
> user profile and other configuration settings within your Windows user
> account structure (on XP, something like C:\documents and
> settings\user\Net Objects User Sites).
>
> If NOF works when logged in as a different user on the machine, you may be
> able to recover from the corruption by changing the location of your User
> Sites.
>
> Export a template when logged in as the other user on the machine. Then
> log in as your normal user and when opening NOF, before opening an
> existing site, change the user sites location. Import the template into a
> new site at your new User Sites location and see if it works.
>
> Richard.
>
>
> On 18/03/2010 16:11, Cougar-food wrote:
>> Howdy, ya'll
>>
>> Any thoughts here??? NOF crashes* when opening any page, new or old, but
>> only with one Windows User - me.
>>
>> I am the longest-user of this machine and the only user of NOF. On 3/9
>> NOF
>> crashes during page loading but only for... me ~
>>
>> Anyone have any demon-killer thoughts on this weird on?
>>
>> *Win-pop at crash time sez "The instruction at "0x00000001" (blah, blah)
>> "... memory could not be "read
>>
>> CCleaned to remove Fusion 11 then re-installed a couple of times does not
>> help. This user must be corrupted. Well, I knew I was a little warped
>> but
>> didn't think I was actually corruped.
>>
>> Looking forward to some insight and abuse and,
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>

[Cougar-food]

I've discovered:
Changed the location of the User "Stores" and NOF still disintegrates

Zipped functional NOF site from another machine brought it into the new
Stores location then opened it into a new directory and it fails the
original NOF Windows User as well

Amazing - but I did get the most important updates completed so....

Christopher
(Purinia Cougar Chow)

"Richard" <contact@_NO_SPAM_tintopcs.co.uk> wrote in message
news:hnvjgd$r81$1@DailyPlanet.news.netobjects.com. ..
> Hi Chris,
>
> Only just picked up on your update. So it seems that the NOF user
> specific installation was bad. NOF stores not only user sites, but also a
> user profile and other configuration settings within your Windows user
> account structure (on XP, something like C:\documents and
> settings\user\Net Objects User Sites).
>
> If NOF works when logged in as a different user on the machine, you may be
> able to recover from the corruption by changing the location of your User
> Sites.
>
> Export a template when logged in as the other user on the machine. Then
> log in as your normal user and when opening NOF, before opening an
> existing site, change the user sites location. Import the template into a
> new site at your new User Sites location and see if it works.
>
> Richard.
>
>
> On 18/03/2010 16:11, Cougar-food wrote:
>> Howdy, ya'll
>>
>> Any thoughts here??? NOF crashes* when opening any page, new or old, but
>> only with one Windows User - me.
>>
>> I am the longest-user of this machine and the only user of NOF. On 3/9
>> NOF
>> crashes during page loading but only for... me ~
>>
>> Anyone have any demon-killer thoughts on this weird on?
>>
>> *Win-pop at crash time sez "The instruction at "0x00000001" (blah, blah)
>> "... memory could not be "read
>>
>> CCleaned to remove Fusion 11 then re-installed a couple of times does not
>> help. This user must be corrupted. Well, I knew I was a little warped
>> but
>> didn't think I was actually corruped.
>>
>> Looking forward to some insight and abuse and,
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>>