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A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

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    A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

    I just had get a new laptop. Using XP on a Dell Latitude 531.
    I am unable to run my A4v5. I get the error:
    "The application failed to initialize properley (0xc00000fd), Click on OK to terminate the application.""
    I have tried various solutions including those referring to audio software.

    My question: If I reformat my HD will A5v4 run Win. ME on my Dell on a seperate partition ?
    Or is there another solution ?

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    Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

    I believe this is the wrong forum for a4. Might try it in the proper place to get better responses.

    dave
    Dave Mason
    [email protected]
    Skype is dave.mason46

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      #3
      Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

      OK i made a typo in the body text. It still is A5v4.

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        #4
        Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

        Bump

        I have a customer who has run into this problem also. Anyone figured-out a solution?

        Tom

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          #5
          Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

          I'm guessing you have Vista - try uninstalling and reinstalling outside program files - don't put anything in program files - let us know if that works - I've still got aout 12 A5V4 installations, and am naturally a bit worried about Vista.

          edit: sorry, just noticed you have XP - try my suggestion anyway and see if it fixes it.
          Cole Custom Programming - Terrell, Texas
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            #6
            Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

            Hi Martin,

            OS is NOT Vista. Using Windows XP.

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              #7
              Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

              Your are saying A5v4. Did you really mean A[U]4[/U]v4

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                #8
                Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

                I have a customer with the same problem, trying to use Alpha Five vers 4.5 with XP Pro SP2 on this specific kind of laptop.

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                  Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

                  Tom and I have the same problem with Alpha5 version 4.5

                  Tom

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                    Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

                    My customer with the Dell writes,

                    "After reinstalling Windows XP and all updates and patches and all drivers for the Latitude (except the Biometric Coprocessor, which I can�t find a driver for) PALS/A5v4.5 seems to be working fine on the Latitude. I don�t know if that is because I installed pals/A4v4.5 before any of the updates or if its biometric coprocessor that was causing the problem or if there it is something entirely different."

                    I'll let you know if the above status changes.

                    Tom

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                      Re: A5v4 and XP with Dell Latitude 531

                      And I got anther positive reply from my customer having a problem with this issue. He writes,

                      "Tom, I did some further testing and I cannot recreate the problem with alpha5 and latitudes no matter how I reinstall Windows. I�ve installed it from a volume license disk as well as the dell recovery disk. I�ve installed all the dell drivers from the disk that came with the latitude and alpha5 seems to work fine with all of it.

                      The only thing I can think of now is that the version of the drivers that come with the latitude fresh from dell is different than the version of drivers that are on the disc that comes with the laptop OR there is something else on the fresh latitude that isn�t on any of the recovery discs."

                      "In any case I believe we are set with the latitudes and Alpha"

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