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AirNav Radar => AirNav Radar Discussion => Topic started by: Roadrunner on July 19, 2008, 03:19:55 PM
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May be of use to someone. I have been running RB successfully on my main PC for some time but last weekend I suddenly started getting it crashing at about 10 minute intervals with a serious error message from Windows. I have been trying to work out what could have been the cause of this change as I had not knowingly uploaded any new programs or made any changes to my PC. However, I have worked out that the automatic upgrade of Service pack 3 occurred just before the first crash. I tried everything to get RB working and finally had to completely remove and re-install the full program and USB drivers before I got it to run normally.
I cant prove exclusively that SP3 was the problem but a process of nothing else being done to my PC makes me think it could have disrupted something.
Regards
Mike
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Which version of Windows? I installed Service Pack 1 onto my Vista PC without any side effects.
EDIT: Okay, I see that XP has had a service pack release as well, so I'm guessing it's Windows XP.
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Sorry should have said I am running XP and SP3 has just been generally released.
One thing I have also noted is my CPU usage is now running at between 35-75% with only ANRB2008 running.
Mike
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I installed SP3 when it first came out and it doesn't seem to have affected RB at all.
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As I said in my post, it may be a coincident or there may be darker forces at work :-)
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There is a serious issue with SP3 on HP computers with AMD processors.
See here
http://www.kinetic-avionics.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7323 (http://www.kinetic-avionics.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7323)
for example.
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Hi everyone,
I have finally established what was causing my RadarBox to crash and it was not Windows SP3 for XP.
Somehow in the transfer of RB from Laptop to main PC I had managed to install driver version 2.0.0.0. rather than the latest 2.2.4.0.
I had followed the manual instructions but initially had not noticed that it had loaded v2.0.0.0. When I did notice I used the update drivers option for loading the Drivers but kept getting told that I had the latest drivers so I thought I would try a different approach. I used the "Don't search I will choose the driver to install" it then gave me both options
2.0.0.0 (19/05/2006)
2.2.4.0 (27/06/2007)
So naturally I chose the latest one and I have had no problems since.
Maybe if you have 2.0.0.0. and want to get to 2.2.4.0 then the above may be of use to you.
Regards
Mike