TI 2009 stops at the initialize phase

Hello,

I installed TI 2009 on Windows XP. Windows and TI have actual releases.
When I start TI, the init phase begins and never ends. I don't see the start page from TI. A few weeks ago - all was ok.
Two weeks ago I created some tasks within TI. Well the tasks started today and run correct.

This means for me: TI runs(in a batch mode?). But I cann't see the start page. Therfore I cann't change anything.

Something runs wrong. Can anybody help? Thanks.

 

Looks like the same unfixed problem as in TI 10 and 11.

Pls answer if this will fix the problem:

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showpost.php?p=1198827&postcount=8


This is the complete thread:

https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=195219

 

Hello,

no - this service is deactivated.

I started a few more attempts to start TI ...

Yes it started now - but the start image of TI comes
after 10-15 minutes on my terminal.
This is a little bit too slow :-(((((

I tested the actual build of TI on another Windows XP on the same computer (it's a test version for me).
On my "2nd" Windows XP TI starts really normal. A few seconds after the init phase I can see the start image and the tool works quite ok.

Both windows habe the same service packs and hotfixes.

What could be the reason why TI starts so slow on my "main-" Windows XP?

Tx for your answers.

 

I have the same problem on Vista 64 (about 5 mins to open).
I tried the above fix without success.
I have sent a report to support, currently awaiting a response.

 

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barneyz, the workaround with switching the service

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