MomijiSohma

I managed to fix my problem. But there is still a problem for Stardock to fix. First, I downloaded a free version of soundpackager. While installing, a perticular file would not install and I ignored it (forgot to write it down too), and after it finished, it still would not start up. Then, after that, ran impulse and updated it and it worked. If I installed purely through impulse, Soundpackager would not work. But without running an update through impulse, it would not work either. Only thro

Its nothing to do with my soundcard or its drivers, the program interface won't even appear. Its stays in my processes for anywhere from 5 seconds to 2 minutes before it all together disappears. Everytime I reinstall it, it crashes Microsoft Register Service. My laptop is an Acer Aspire 7520. All drivers are up-to-date. I don't use Realtek drivers for they are unreliable. So much so that I had to restart them every couple hours in order to get sound out of programs like Windows Media Player 1

My operating system is Windows 7 Home Premium x64 too. I tried what Shirley said for Vista and removed my sound packages, but that still didn't work. I'm just wondering if they have come up with a solution for this yet or if they are just going to fix this in an update.

I installed on a fresh install of Win 7 and it won't popup at all, I only see it in processes for about 2 minutes then it disappears. Also, everytime I install it it cause Microsoft Register Service to stop working and error.

The IP and WB ones they stated were coming for users with x64 versions XP and Vista.... [quote]Users of x64 versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista may experience issues with IconPackager 3.99. Please upgrade to IconPackager 4.00 once the update is published later next week on Impulse before reporting any issues. Users of x64 versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista may experience issues with WindowBlinds 6.03. Please upgrade to WindowBlinds 6.03b once the update is pu