Red_F
October 22nd, 2009, 06:50 AM
Hi all, and sorry to make my first post into one about a problem. But then again, that's what support forums are for ;)
I'm running Windows 7 Professional x64 RTM since a couple of weeks as a MSDN subscriber. Since SandboxIE is not, and will not be, supported on 64 bits OS's I installed Returnil 2010. After a few initial struggles with the beta's and the servers on Returnil's side all seems to be happily humming along.
There is one exception however. On shutdown of windows I always get the following error pop-up:
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/5753/returnilerroratshutdown.png
I can either tell W7 to force a shutdown, or click cancel shutdown - close the message box and shutdown again. In both scenario's the machine shuts down just fine. The popup is just annoying when i choose shutdown, walk away and return later to find the machine waiting for me to take action.
As I said, the OS is W7 Professional x64. The 'Users' folder is not on the protected (C:\Users) drive but on a different (D:\Users) one. Followed the standard procedure on changing registry keys with regedt32 before creating any users etc. etc. etc.
Any ideas or hints would be appreciated.
Regards,
Fred
I'm running Windows 7 Professional x64 RTM since a couple of weeks as a MSDN subscriber. Since SandboxIE is not, and will not be, supported on 64 bits OS's I installed Returnil 2010. After a few initial struggles with the beta's and the servers on Returnil's side all seems to be happily humming along.
There is one exception however. On shutdown of windows I always get the following error pop-up:
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/5753/returnilerroratshutdown.png
I can either tell W7 to force a shutdown, or click cancel shutdown - close the message box and shutdown again. In both scenario's the machine shuts down just fine. The popup is just annoying when i choose shutdown, walk away and return later to find the machine waiting for me to take action.
As I said, the OS is W7 Professional x64. The 'Users' folder is not on the protected (C:\Users) drive but on a different (D:\Users) one. Followed the standard procedure on changing registry keys with regedt32 before creating any users etc. etc. etc.
Any ideas or hints would be appreciated.
Regards,
Fred