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2008-01-19, 06:44
Hello,
Whenever teatimer starts, at system start, or if I stop it and start it again, it always gives 5 of the same registry change warnings.
The new data is something reasonable for the registry entry, and the old data, as reported by teatimer, is a string of strange characters.
If I allow the changes, and then stop teatimer and restart it immediately, it does the same thing again for the same registry entries.
It seems like whatever teatimer uses for its source of the old data value is corrupted and never adapts to the registry entries that I allow, so I have to keep allowing the same registry entries every time it starts.
This problem didn't start until after I installed 1.5.2RC1, but I'm not sure if it coincided exactly, or started some time after the install.
How can I fix this?
BTW, I tried to post a .doc of screen shots of the 5 or so warnings that always happen, but the allowed attachment file sizes are ridiculously small. Even when I eliminated all but one screen shot, it still was too big. 19.5 KB max? Is this a joke? Why bother allowing them at all?
Thanks,
Who
Whenever teatimer starts, at system start, or if I stop it and start it again, it always gives 5 of the same registry change warnings.
The new data is something reasonable for the registry entry, and the old data, as reported by teatimer, is a string of strange characters.
If I allow the changes, and then stop teatimer and restart it immediately, it does the same thing again for the same registry entries.
It seems like whatever teatimer uses for its source of the old data value is corrupted and never adapts to the registry entries that I allow, so I have to keep allowing the same registry entries every time it starts.
This problem didn't start until after I installed 1.5.2RC1, but I'm not sure if it coincided exactly, or started some time after the install.
How can I fix this?
BTW, I tried to post a .doc of screen shots of the 5 or so warnings that always happen, but the allowed attachment file sizes are ridiculously small. Even when I eliminated all but one screen shot, it still was too big. 19.5 KB max? Is this a joke? Why bother allowing them at all?
Thanks,
Who