Subject Re: corrupted file? From Charlie <tm@tc.com> Date Mon, 31 Mar 2025 14:50:26 -0400 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Hi Mervyn...  I didn't see this until just now.   My new laptop is the problem computer.  It is running 2019 and the others 11. I tried yours and Akshat's suggestions and it is still doing the same thing.  In addition I notice when I inno, some of the new features I have added don't work correctly.  The innos from my old computer do work correctly.  (which is up to date.) I failed to mention before that around a month ago I had a problem with my new Lenovo laptop in that When I turned it on the display was black.  After talking to the guy from Lenovo I got it working again by turning it off then holding the power button down for 20 seconds, then turning it on.  The same thing happened around 4 days ago.  He made a comment caused by too much electricity.   On that note it might be a hardware problem.  I hope not. Mervyn Bick Wrote: > On 2025/03/30 21:55, Charlie wrote: > > Hi Mervyn...  I seem to be seeing them now on this computer only but normally I don't.  I don't see them on other computers now.  My problem with dbase freezing and closing on a particular form is only on this computer.  it works fine on other computers.  I even did an inno from this computer, ran the setup on a different computer and it worked fine.  I did a repair for windows and reinstalled dbase2019.  Problem still exists for this computer only.  Something is wrong.  Oh error message boxes sometimes are blank.  Hoping someone else has run into this.  Could be this computer problem or dbase software problem.  Sorta driving me nuts! > > If it wasn't for the fact that the forms only give a problem on one > computer it would suggest that there is a problem with the code in your > forms. > > Does the problem computer have the same version of Windows as the other > computers? > > Faulty memory may be causing the problem. I would expect the POST on > startup to catch this though it won't hurt to check this yourself with a > more thorough test.  Close all programs.  Press the Windows key and R. > Enter mdsched.exe and press Enter.  Select the "Restart now" option. > This will take some time to run. > > Mervyn. > >