Hi,
All of a sudden some programs start and go away, some others won't even
start.
As an example: I start "Gspot v2.70a", it starts and the progress bar starts
moving to the end; and then Gspot closes.
Some others programs will not even start, I've uninstalled them all and
reinstalled them. I click on the shortcut that the install-program put on
the desktop, nothing!
I click on the *.exe itself, nothing. I start it as an administrator....
same thing, nothing. They do NOT appear in Taskmanager.
Anybody able to solve this mistery? I would surely appreciate it.
Many thanks and greetings from
have one program like that; it opens and closes so fast I can see nothing;
it happens to be WTMKM.exe which is a Macro Key Manager for my graphics
tablet. Still trying to figure out why it won't stay.
However, I use Gspot v2.70a and it opens and stays open and works
Program Starts Then Disappears
All of a sudden some programs start and go away, some others won't even start. As an example: I start "Gspot v2.70a", it starts and the progress bar starts moving to the end; and then Gspot closes. Some others programs will not even start, I've uninstalled them all and reinstalled them. I click on the shortcut that the install-program put on the desktop, nothing! I click on the *.exe itself, nothing. I start it as an administrator....same thing, nothing. They do NOT appear in Taskmanager. Anybody able to solve this mistery?
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