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Dan,
You seem to be correct. I can't save the job on my laptop or workstation but I have no problem adding multiple display objects and saving the job on my other desktop which has only 512 mb of ram and a lot of stuff running in the background. Now to find what the conflict is. Do you have any suggestions as to how to go about that.
Just for kicks I did a diagnostic startup to reduce what is running in the background but I couldn't save the job doing that either.
Kerry
You seem to be correct. I can't save the job on my laptop or workstation but I have no problem adding multiple display objects and saving the job on my other desktop which has only 512 mb of ram and a lot of stuff running in the background. Now to find what the conflict is. Do you have any suggestions as to how to go about that.
Just for kicks I did a diagnostic startup to reduce what is running in the background but I couldn't save the job doing that either.
Kerry
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Just finished running registry fix. it didn't help.
The Display problem was that in the Line Drawing Editor when You try to place a note, the Cursor disappears. It still does that. It actually turns white against the yellow background instead of black. No one ever came up with a cause for that either.
The work station doesn't have that problem.
Kerry
The Display problem was that in the Line Drawing Editor when You try to place a note, the Cursor disappears. It still does that. It actually turns white against the yellow background instead of black. No one ever came up with a cause for that either.
The work station doesn't have that problem.
Kerry
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Hmmm...there is something about that laptop. But you already know that, now if we can just figure out what it is.
I'm sure you have already made sure all of your drivers are up to date but have you checked the BIOS version to be sure it is the latest? To do that you will need to go into setup during boot and see what version you are on then go to the manufacturer's support site and see if they have a more recent version.
I'm sure you have already made sure all of your drivers are up to date but have you checked the BIOS version to be sure it is the latest? To do that you will need to go into setup during boot and see what version you are on then go to the manufacturer's support site and see if they have a more recent version.
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Dan, there is a non critical bios update for the 380,
This is what it fixes
Fixes and Enhancements
1. Improve CMOS checksum function.
2. Add support for newer processor steppings.
3. Improve PCIE not fatal error reporting.
4. Improve drive password feature.
5. Fix processor logo detection.
6. Update PXE/RPL to 9.4.4.
7. Update verb tables in preparation for Vista.
8. Improve USB keyboard detach functionality.
9.Improve PME status reporting.
10.Improve system stability when no boot device is available
They don't recommend installing it if I don't have these problems but I don't know if any of these would be my problem.
Kerry
This is what it fixes
Fixes and Enhancements
1. Improve CMOS checksum function.
2. Add support for newer processor steppings.
3. Improve PCIE not fatal error reporting.
4. Improve drive password feature.
5. Fix processor logo detection.
6. Update PXE/RPL to 9.4.4.
7. Update verb tables in preparation for Vista.
8. Improve USB keyboard detach functionality.
9.Improve PME status reporting.
10.Improve system stability when no boot device is available
They don't recommend installing it if I don't have these problems but I don't know if any of these would be my problem.
Kerry
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Professional on all three
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One of our team members has the same Precision 380 computer and will be looking at it. It doesn't appear to be a Windows error message, but rather an eCabinet Systems one. Notice the dialog box has \"ECABINETS\" in the title bar and a very simple error message?
I wouldn't load the BIOS update just yet.
I wouldn't load the BIOS update just yet.
Dean Fehribach
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Dell Workstation T1650 / XEON E3 / 8GB RAM / 1GB nVidia Quadro 600 / Windows 8 Pro x64
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Kerry,
Have you looked through the system log, via Event Viewer? There may be some info in there that could help. If you go to Start/Run and type in eventvwr it will pull up the viewer window. Look through the System and Application sections, and note any \"red X\" messages or \"yellow exclamation point\" messages. Right before you look in the viewer, try to force the error to occur in eCab.
Dan
Have you looked through the system log, via Event Viewer? There may be some info in there that could help. If you go to Start/Run and type in eventvwr it will pull up the viewer window. Look through the System and Application sections, and note any \"red X\" messages or \"yellow exclamation point\" messages. Right before you look in the viewer, try to force the error to occur in eCab.
Dan
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Just a curiosity question Kerry. You said you can modify and save the job on your desktop but not on the laptop or workstation.
In another thread (about board stock summaries) you said you had reverted one of your computers back to build 10. Would that computer happen to be the desktop that you can modify and save the job on?
In another thread (about board stock summaries) you said you had reverted one of your computers back to build 10. Would that computer happen to be the desktop that you can modify and save the job on?