GetRight stürzt andauernd ab

[Nyna]

Ich suche im Netz schon die ganze Zeit nach einer Lösung. GetRight stürzt bei mir ständig ab. Entweder, wenn ich den Start von Downloads starte oder während die Downloads laufen.

Benutze WinXP, IExplorer 6.

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Einmal De- und Neuinstalliert wirst du ja sicherlich schon, oder ??

[Nyna]

Windows? GetRight?

WinXP ist gerade neu aufgesetzt, GetRight ebenfalls...

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Bekommst du irgendeine Fehlermeldung oder steht was im Ereignisprotokoll ??

War vorhin GetRight gemeint

[Nyna]

Weder noch...

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So, vielleicht hilft dir das ja weiter:

GetRight crashes within a few seconds of starting up

This can be caused by having the GetRight folder read-only. Check that the GetRight folder (normally C:\Program Files\GetRight) isn't read-only, and if using more than one user account, that the account has privileges to write to that folder.

Occasional lockups or crashes

While I haven't figured out all the causes of crashes, or why all of these would avoid crashes; some things that people have found which stop occasional crashes of GetRight:

In general, if you're getting any odd crashes in GetRight, try removing any browsing accelerators, cookie tools, or parental control software--they seem to be a common cause of these strange crashes.

Using older versions of NetSonic seems to cause many crashes in GetRight (usually in KERNEL32.DLL). Upgrading to the latest NetSonic (or Uninstalling the older version) should fix the problem.

Crash in module "AOLSP.DLL". The AdsOff program seems to cause this in GetRight. Uninstalling AdsOff does file this one.

Using Anonymous Cookie Tools.

Using Nuts & Bolts. Try turning it off.

Using CyberSitter. Try turning it off.

Using AdsOff. Try turning it off (and maybe try AdWiper!)

Using Matrox video cards. Try changing the color depth (especially to something other than 24-bit color) or screen resolution--these have helped some people.

Using Windows NT and GetRight crashes when opening the "Configuration" window.

When Control Panel->Services->Service->Remote Access Connection Manager is set to Disabled, then GetRight finds the dial-up networking files, and attempts to use them, but since they have been disabled by the operating system, GetRight crashes with an error.

The quickest fix is to not disable them...

A very odd one actually crashes in Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 4.0x, possibly others). Some people have had odd crashes in IE, especially clicking the "Back" button.

It has fixed this for several people by: in Internet Explorer, pick the "View" menu, then "Internet Options...". In the "Temporary Internet Files" box, click the "Settings" button. Change the check for newer versions of stored pages from "Every time you start Internet Explorer" to "Every visit to the page".