Fences is crashing windows 7 x64 - explorer.exe on bootup
Friday, May 6, 2011 by TLamming | Discussion: Fences
Hi Guys,
I've added a second monitor to my system and ever since, fences crashes on bootup. I've tried removing fences plus all settings with no results. Same issue. Is this a bug with such a big change to the system? I've played with the permissions with no luck as well, but I assume the graphics subsystem is giving fences a new situation it isnt used to, hence the crash.
I've linked the log file off dropbox. Check it out. Thanks guys (finally a nice day in Michigan 
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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2429503/fences_debug_info.txt
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Reply #22 Saturday, January 21, 2012 10:57 PM
Fear not....but I do.
What needs to be countered is the random comments in OTHER's threads about 'how to 'fix' a product is to remove it'.
That is the disruptive and argumentative comment of the disenfranchised who clearly has not taken the appropriate steps to have HIS personal issues with a product resolved.
When trollish comments go unchallenged they can give the casual reader a FALSE impression of a product's performance.
As already stated, editing comments subsequently in an attempt to rewrite your public personna changes nothing.
Specific issues with a Stardock product need to be directed to [email protected] and/or community support/advice can be obtained from the SUPPORT sections of these Forums which are commonly monitored by Stardock's Support team.
Public/general forums, and in particular - others' existing and RESOLVED threads are not the place for such comments/attitudes.
Reply #23 Saturday, January 21, 2012 11:12 PM
Wel countered, McDuff, but as a Stardock employee, you should think twice about calling anyone a troll.
Reply #25 Sunday, January 22, 2012 12:55 AM
For your information, "disenfranchised" means deprived of rights, so that is the correct description of my situation ( I feel I paid for a defective product). This forum is headed "Fences is crashing windows 7 x64 - explorer.exe on bootup" .. that was my problem and I mistook this for the appropriate forum. I see however that the specific issue of this forum was actually about dual monitors, so you are correct that this is the wrong forum for my particular problem (which was reported to Stardock numerous times with no positive resolution - except an arrogance similar to yours Jafo.)
I have noted many others have the same problem. Multiple solutions are offered in various forums and I have tried all those I found - with only temporary resolution.
Reply #27 Sunday, January 22, 2012 7:29 AM
disenfranchisedpast participle, past tense of dis·en·fran·chise (Verb)
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Please... if you feel you must continue - don't.
As stated more than once.... your issue is clearly specific to your computer setup, and yet you apparently continue to ignore advice to contact [email protected] to have YOUR problem resolved.
Reply #28 Sunday, January 22, 2012 7:30 AM
The OP's problem was resolved ergo this thread is done.
Reply #29 Sunday, January 22, 2012 1:55 PM
As an aside, Support hangs out in these forums. We help here if we can or direct users to the support system if things might get more technical than the forums need to be or logs need to be collected or what-have-you.
But reporting an issue here (while being . . . "difficult") and not contacting support when suggested, means that one doesn't really WANT support.
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Reply #21 Saturday, January 21, 2012 10:32 PM
As a Stardock employee, you should think twice about calling anyone a troll.