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yes. support have forwarded my problem on their dev team

uninstalled, run reg cleaner, then re-installed from stardock central. this time correct version of wbload.exe installed, but still same problem. I am ready to give up. I m assuming docking-undocking scenarios were not part of stardocks test

i now have the correct version of wbload.exe after uninstalling, then installing from SDC. I just have to test my docking problem with this correct version (after I return to work). I just wonder why the download link from the sales group installs an incorrect version of wbload.exe.

this is a standalone WindowBlinds install, downloaded via link from email from stardock sales

sorry typing too fast. that is - "deleting Stardock folder still reinstalls the same dated version of wbload.exe"

I have uninstalled/reinstalled WindowBlinds several times already. All the times wbload.exe 's date is still showing up as 2006/09/30. Oh, yah I had the trial version before, but I did uninstall that version before installing this registered copy. Deleting \Stardock still reinstall the same dated version of wbload.exe. How do I get the correct version for XP?

Here are the system info. Also, I can Ctrl-Alt-Del to start Task Manager (can start some app, like mspaint. Starting explorer.exe from TaskManager only adds it to the tasklist , but still does not show taskbar XP Version Build 2600.xpsp_sp2_qfe.061219-0311 WindowBlinds version : WindowBlinds 5 (5.5 (build 94 x86)) WindowBlinds is installed correctly on this PC WindowBlinds appears to be activated on this PC Your machine supports per pixel

Purchased and installed full version of WindowBlinds 5(5.5 build 94 x86) on my laptop (Dell Latitude D820. Display is NVIDIA Quadro NVS 120M with docking station) Problem is when I shutdown OS, then undock from dock station. Next time I try to boot-up, XP does not completely boot-up. Desktop just sits (no taskbar, no icons showing up). Tried waiting for 10 minutes but to no avail). Same problem when I dock and boot-up. In both situations, either forcing shutdown and rebooting, or u