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Thanks for the tip. I agree it is worth $29.00 to clear up the problem but it
also seem sto me that Microsoft should be addressing this issue instead of
Best Buy. I have BCM installed on a brand new, less than one week, IBM
Thinkpad with Vista business. I have almost nothing installed that is not
Microcoft software and the problem is exactly the same as on my XP laptop
with a whole bunch of different software installed. I understand that the
issue revolves around SQL server but again, MS really should fix the problem.
theMurf
"FPLava" wrote:
also seem sto me that Microsoft should be addressing this issue instead of
Best Buy. I have BCM installed on a brand new, less than one week, IBM
Thinkpad with Vista business. I have almost nothing installed that is not
Microcoft software and the problem is exactly the same as on my XP laptop
with a whole bunch of different software installed. I understand that the
issue revolves around SQL server but again, MS really should fix the problem.
theMurf
"FPLava" wrote:
> Ok - might have a "silver bullet" - Was browsing Best Buy and "complaining to
> all the sales people........
>
> 1) One guy said to try their $29.00 Vista perfomance boosting script that
> makes (i think) safe updates to the registry and cleans out a lot of unneeded
> services...maybe a few other things....
>
> 2) One person said that Vista Home/Home premium are not optimized for a SQL
> server databases (this is BCM). He said that Vista buisness or better might
> work
>
> I tried #1 and it has NOT crashed for 2 days! - I'd love to know the details
> but for now I am NOT crashing....worth the $29.00!
>
> Who da thunk?....for now
>
> "themurf" wrote:
>
> all the sales people........
>
> 1) One guy said to try their $29.00 Vista perfomance boosting script that
> makes (i think) safe updates to the registry and cleans out a lot of unneeded
> services...maybe a few other things....
>
> 2) One person said that Vista Home/Home premium are not optimized for a SQL
> server databases (this is BCM). He said that Vista buisness or better might
> work
>
> I tried #1 and it has NOT crashed for 2 days! - I'd love to know the details
> but for now I am NOT crashing....worth the $29.00!
>
> Who da thunk?....for now
>
> "themurf" wrote:
>
> > You are not alone with this issue. I have been using BCM for a considerable
> > length of time on Xp and Vista computers. This is a presistant and consistant
> > problem. Most of the time it happens, as you stated, when doing a search. It
> > does however shut down all too frequently when just performing other basic
> > operations like opening the contact list. In my case this can happen 10 -12
> > times a day. I don't see anyone from MS answering these posts either. there
> > have been many posts having the same problems. theMurf
> >
> > "FPLava" wrote:
> >
> > length of time on Xp and Vista computers. This is a presistant and consistant
> > problem. Most of the time it happens, as you stated, when doing a search. It
> > does however shut down all too frequently when just performing other basic
> > operations like opening the contact list. In my case this can happen 10 -12
> > times a day. I don't see anyone from MS answering these posts either. there
> > have been many posts having the same problems. theMurf
> >
> > "FPLava" wrote:
> >
> > > I wish it was that simple. How about a diagnostic process. Everyone seems to
> > > jump to solutions. Appreciate it but it's a shot in the dark. These crashe
> > > have crimpled me in starting a new business. I may have to go back to
> > > Goldmine!
> > >
> > > "Ed C" wrote:
> > >
> > > jump to solutions. Appreciate it but it's a shot in the dark. These crashe
> > > have crimpled me in starting a new business. I may have to go back to
> > > Goldmine!
> > >
> > > "Ed C" wrote:
> > >
> > > > When I have had problems / crashes that I couldn't find an answer for I have
> > > > just uninstalled and reinstalled BCM. It takes a few minutes but it always
> > > > seems to fix whatever the issue was.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > "jsimmons" wrote:
> > > >
> > > > just uninstalled and reinstalled BCM. It takes a few minutes but it always
> > > > seems to fix whatever the issue was.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > "jsimmons" wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > Hi everyone - hope someone can lead me toward a solution to this puzzle. I
> > > > > have a user running Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager on Windows Vista
> > > > > Business. Occasionally, when running a search through "Business Contacts,"
> > > > > Outlook/BCM will crash before it returns any results. Checking online for a
> > > > > solution does not return anything. Outlook always restarts as it was when it
> > > > > crashed (minus the contact search window). I've done a few web searches
> > > > > trying to find other instances of crashes, but am coming up dry. Any ideas?
> > > > >
> > > > > Thanks.
> > > > > have a user running Office 2007 w/ Business Contact Manager on Windows Vista
> > > > > Business. Occasionally, when running a search through "Business Contacts,"
> > > > > Outlook/BCM will crash before it returns any results. Checking online for a
> > > > > solution does not return anything. Outlook always restarts as it was when it
> > > > > crashed (minus the contact search window). I've done a few web searches
> > > > > trying to find other instances of crashes, but am coming up dry. Any ideas?
> > > > >
> > > > > Thanks.
| 27 Sep 2007 | Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .jsimmons |
| 28 Sep 2007 |  RE: Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .Ed C |
| 14 Nov 2007 |   RE: Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .FPLava |
| 21 Nov 2007 |  RE: Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .themurf |
| 21 Nov 2007 | RE: Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .FPLava |
| 22 Nov 2007 | RE: Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .themurf |
| 23 Nov 2007 | RE: Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .FPLava |
| 20 Dec 2007 | RE: Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .Tbour |
| 20 Dec 2007 | RE: Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .FPLava |
| 20 Dec 2007 | RE: Outlook 2007/BCM 2007 Crash | .Tbour |
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