I have recently installed Roxio on to my PC (XP Home SP3) and looking forward to using it from all the good reports I have seen.
Unfortunately, after installing successfully with no issues (but it did take a while but understandable due to its size) and then rebooting, I receive 3 error messages.
On each reboot, the 3 follwing errors come up - after clicking OK, I am still able to get into Roxio and things seem to work properly (mind you I have only looked around it so far - no photo uploads, no burning etc).
(I have searched the forum but have not found info on my exact situation - also, I have not uninstalled to re-install as yet)
Now if anyone can help with suggestions I would be much appreciated (note: any thoughts in layman terms would be great, as delving into certain areas of a PC is not my best asset
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doobie
Hi All,
I have recently installed Roxio on to my PC (XP Home SP3) and looking forward to using it from all the good reports I have seen.
Unfortunately, after installing successfully with no issues (but it did take a while but understandable due to its size) and then rebooting, I receive 3 error messages.
On each reboot, the 3 follwing errors come up - after clicking OK, I am still able to get into Roxio and things seem to work properly (mind you I have only looked around it so far - no photo uploads, no burning etc).
(I have searched the forum but have not found info on my exact situation - also, I have not uninstalled to re-install as yet)
Error1.......
"Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error
Program:......\Common Files\Roxio Shared\10.0\SharedCom\RoxWatch 10.exe
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way, Pleas contact the Application support team for more info"
Error2......
Program:.....monfiles\Roxio shared\10.0\SharedCom\RoxWatch 10.exe"
Error 3......
"Program:......monfiles\Roxio shared\10.0\SharedCom\RoxWatch 10.exe
R6025-Pure virtual function call"
Now if anyone can help with suggestions I would be much appreciated (note: any thoughts in layman terms would be great, as delving into certain areas of a PC is not my best asset
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