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Same here, but I got beta5 to work by setting it to NT4 compatibility mode. Right click on the application link icon -> properties -> compatibility. Not a fix and not guaranteed to work, but it has helped some, so it might be worth a try if you haven't yet.

<t>Weird... just fyi, I updated my Nvidia driver today with what Nvidia published yesterday, and so I thought I might give beta4 another try. Result: it still crashes instantly when run normally, but so far it does run stable in NT4 compatibility mode. A few weeks ago, I had it running stable in com...

Ist korrekt. Der other blinkenlight only onswitchen when is running TrackIR-enabled game. Nix worry

<t>[quote=NaturalPoint - Vincent]Have you emailed support, and the sent you a modified exe for log file testing? [/quote]<br/> <br/> Tnx, and yeah, I sent you the log file and a dxdiag dump on June 5th (and that was the last thing I heard). I'm readily volunteering as a guinnea pig, if that helps.<b...

<r>Up..<br/> <br/> Just being curious, as there haven't been any news on this for a few weeks now other than that's it's been acknowledged as a known issue, and this thread was started quite a while ago.<br/> <br/> I'd like to point out that in contrast to minor GUI improvements* like a save button,...

<r>I apologize for the Homer Simpson comment <E>:-)</E>.<br/> <br/> [size:8pt][color:#C0C0C0](I hacked my tir5, so)[/color][/size] I know that the manufacturing quality is very good. And as always, customer communication and support reaction on this issue are excellent imho. Those neodymium magnets ...

<r>Heehee.. this is kinda funny, in a way <E>;-)</E>. Sorry ..<br/> <br/> Anyway, here's your DIY solution:<br/> <br/> If you open the case of the TIR5, the magnet comes loose and you can reverse it. It's not glued in or anything, it just sits in a groove and is held in place by the two case halves....

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Any news on this? Any workaround for the time being, perhaps?

Tnx for making this a known issue, btw, kinda makes me feel less lonely

Regards

<r>Tnx for the reply,<br/> <br/> I understand your points, a few examples though: with using the right paths, rookie A can't accidentially delete rookie B's files, and you wouldn't necessarily need a "back up profiles" routine in the uninstall. Having all user data in one path (possibly on a differe...

<r>[quote=BMoffa]Why are you still storing profies in the Program Files folder? That directory is not supposed to be used for that kind of thing any more.[/quote] <br/> <br/> Good Point. (Even under Windows,) storing user- and application specific configuration data in the application folder has bee...