Hi,
I had the (apparently quite common) problem that PI would fail to start, stalling when loading U32Ico.fio.
I pored over many threads and found little joy. Deleting temp files and clearing temp folders didn't do a thing.
One user aired a suspicion that the problem may be related to having PI installed on a drive other than C:.
Through my own error, my PC had (for a couple of weeks after a major upgrade) no C: at all. Long story, don't ask. Bottom line, WinXP was installed on E:, and so were the apps. This caused a few annoyances at install times when things would try to install to C: (or at least to unpack files into temp directories on C:), but I mostly managed to work with it.
In the end, as a last resort, I thought I would bite the bullet and re-install the whole shebang on C: - a clean Windows install with fresh installs of all the apps.
Lo and behold, PI installed just fine and now works as designed. I used exactly the same install files, followed exactly the same process.
Sorry, I can't explain WHY this has worked for me. Maybe there's something hardcoded to C: deep within the bowels of PI, and maybe this caused my problem. Maybe it's just coincidence. But I thought that I should at least report that...
... IF you have problems with PI stalling when trying to load U32Ico.fio at startup, and...
... IF you have PI installed on other than C: (you may or may not even have a C:)...
... THEN re-installing PI on C: (and/or rebuilding your system so that you actually have a C:) MAY solve your problem.
It seems to have worked for me.
Richard.
Stalling at startup when loading U32Ico.fio - fixed (for me)
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richardnau
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Stalling at startup when loading U32Ico.fio - fixed (for me)
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2GB dual channel DDR2 RAM
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320GB RAID 1 SATA system drive
400GB RAID 1 SATA documents drive
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Samsung and Pioneer DVD burners
Vista Home Premium 32 bit
C2D E6600 CPU on Asus motherboard
2GB dual channel DDR2 RAM
7600GT PCIe video card
320GB RAID 1 SATA system drive
400GB RAID 1 SATA documents drive
400GB video drive
Samsung and Pioneer DVD burners
Vista Home Premium 32 bit
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Like I said, maybe it's just a coincidence. Someone speculated in this direction in an earlier thread, and I'm just reporting what I found.
Best,
Richard.
Best,
Richard.
Video editing PC:
C2D E6600 CPU on Asus motherboard
2GB dual channel DDR2 RAM
7600GT PCIe video card
320GB RAID 1 SATA system drive
400GB RAID 1 SATA documents drive
400GB video drive
Samsung and Pioneer DVD burners
Vista Home Premium 32 bit
C2D E6600 CPU on Asus motherboard
2GB dual channel DDR2 RAM
7600GT PCIe video card
320GB RAID 1 SATA system drive
400GB RAID 1 SATA documents drive
400GB video drive
Samsung and Pioneer DVD burners
Vista Home Premium 32 bit
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Was it this post or another?
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic. ... 4789#84789
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic. ... 4789#84789
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Steve,
No - not your post.
There are a couple of hints at the bottom of this thread:
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic. ... u32ico+fio
But I'm sure it was something else that sent me in this (last ditch) direction. It might have been this one:
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic. ... u32ico+fio
To be honest, I went down so many blind alleys, I'm not certain which post gave me the biggest hint. And, as I said in response to Heinz above, I can't be CERTAIN that re-installing to C: was the fix. Could be coincidence - many things change with a fresh Windows install...
Richard.
No - not your post.
There are a couple of hints at the bottom of this thread:
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic. ... u32ico+fio
But I'm sure it was something else that sent me in this (last ditch) direction. It might have been this one:
http://phpbb.ulead.com.tw/EN/viewtopic. ... u32ico+fio
To be honest, I went down so many blind alleys, I'm not certain which post gave me the biggest hint. And, as I said in response to Heinz above, I can't be CERTAIN that re-installing to C: was the fix. Could be coincidence - many things change with a fresh Windows install...
Richard.
Video editing PC:
C2D E6600 CPU on Asus motherboard
2GB dual channel DDR2 RAM
7600GT PCIe video card
320GB RAID 1 SATA system drive
400GB RAID 1 SATA documents drive
400GB video drive
Samsung and Pioneer DVD burners
Vista Home Premium 32 bit
C2D E6600 CPU on Asus motherboard
2GB dual channel DDR2 RAM
7600GT PCIe video card
320GB RAID 1 SATA system drive
400GB RAID 1 SATA documents drive
400GB video drive
Samsung and Pioneer DVD burners
Vista Home Premium 32 bit
