PowerDesk HF on P750 generates an exception

[mils]

every time i attempt to run PowerDesk (or it runs at startup) it fails and generates the following message:

PDeskNet.exe - Common Language Runtime Debugging Services

Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.

Process id=0x864 (2148), thread id=0x950 (2384)

Click OK to terminate...

would be nice to configure my 3rd LCD panel!

any help would be appreciated

mils

PC Config:

Compaq AP550
P3-866(133)
1024MB RDRAM
2X Quantum Atlas 10K SCSI160
Matrox P750 - Bios v1.1.006
Driver version 1.4.1.3 (also tried the latest 1.4.2.7 with similar result)

Windows XP SP1
DirectX 8.1 (4.08.01.0810)

Monitor
3X Samsung 191T 1280x1024x32bpp

[GNEP]

What version(s) of the .NET framework have you got installed?

[mils]

I don't - I'll let our developers deal with that headache..

I've been refraining from installing it for ages.. will have to at some point i'm sure

cheers

mils

[Sasq]

yes, you will need the .net 1.0 framework to use Powerdesk

[GNEP]

Powerdesk HF requires the .NET framework version 1.0 (preferably with SP2 as well) to be installed in order to function. There is also a .NET framework 1.1 around, this is not the one you want (they can/should exist side-by-side, but if you don't need it for anything else, just stick with 1.0 and SP2).

[mils]

honto ni?

sore o shiranakatta

doumo arigatou gozaimasu

mirusu

and thanks to you too GNEP - i'll have to deal with this sooner than i thought!

while i'm at it.. was there something in the setup that i missed which pointed me to the .Net Framework?

[Sasq]

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[Kuriton]

hahaha...

Why were you talking in japanese?
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Hi Sasq.
Which is comfortable VGA, P750 or Parhelia?

[mils]

unfortunately still no change.. and as i don't have time to rebuild this box.. it's going to have to do for now..

installed the .Net framework 1.0 SP2.. everything else i could think of.. still no go..

thanks again for the help

cheers

mils

[Sasq]

Sorry was busy there Kuriton.

The G550 is ok for 2D stuff, but a little slow if I open anything 3D.

Most of my life however is 2D, and the 3D speed for most things I do the P750 is acceptable. Faster would be nice of course.

Dan