alliem, glad your computer is all right now, but it is sad that your WindowBlinds is gone! I practically live in this skinning community, even though I live in Maine! Yeah, I'm saddened by it too. However, my computer looks beautiful not blue screening. It's now that I appreciate that the absolute first priority is that the system must be reliab
The blue screening has also stopped, it would appear, since completely removing WindowBlinds. Since the bluescreening started, this will be the first time I've left my computer running overnight and it didn't bluescreen at some point. It's been runnning fine for the last 12 hours. <img src="http://images.stardock
Once you uninstall windowblinds and have restarted go to the start menu and hit the run button. Type in regedit. Go up to edit and find and search for windowblinds. delete every instance that shows up. next do a find for wbload.exe. delete every instance that shows up. restart and the buttons should be gone. Thanks. This worked. <img src="http:/
Try this and see if it does the trick Link This doesn't work. WindowBlinds isn't listed among the components for uninstalling. I've since done an upgrade type XP install and reapplied the SP. No change. Anything else befor
I've been running WindowBlinds 4.2 on my system running XP Pro with SP1 and most updates applied, and I began having spontaneous bluescreening and reboots. I'm not sure why, but I suspect WindowBlinds may be involved. I tried uninstalling WindowBlinds but a bluescreen occured during the uninstall. I don't know if the uninstall routine triggered it. Anyway, I rebooted and the WindowBlinds specific buttons etc. were still in the Appearance section of the Display Properties. I did
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