Fixed my cue table issue

ShootingArts

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The lock-ups with cue table bit me on some more important issues so I finally followed Credo's advice today and unloaded and reinstalled JAVA and Shockwave. This did fix my issues.

I used windows control panel to remove the programs then ran crap cleaner which did find four things JAVA had left behind in my registry. Then I shut down and cold booted my computer. Supposedly no difference between a reboot and a cold boot but I have found this to be untrue in the past so a cold boot for me. I reloaded JAVA first, then Shockwave.

Thanks to the folks that helped me. Hope this helps the others that had the same issue I did.

Hu
 
The lock-ups with cue table bit me on some more important issues so I finally followed Credo's advice today and unloaded and reinstalled JAVA and Shockwave. This did fix my issues.

I used windows control panel to remove the programs then ran crap cleaner which did find four things JAVA had left behind in my registry. Then I shut down and cold booted my computer. Supposedly no difference between a reboot and a cold boot but I have found this to be untrue in the past so a cold boot for me. I reloaded JAVA first, then Shockwave.

Thanks to the folks that helped me. Hope this helps the others that had the same issue I did.

Hu

I have tried to do a cuetable layout myself without any luck. Maybe I need to clean up my puter too. Thanks for info.
 
The lock-ups with cue table bit me on some more important issues so I finally followed Credo's advice today and unloaded and reinstalled JAVA and Shockwave. This did fix my issues.

I used windows control panel to remove the programs then ran crap cleaner which did find four things JAVA had left behind in my registry. Then I shut down and cold booted my computer. Supposedly no difference between a reboot and a cold boot but I have found this to be untrue in the past so a cold boot for me. I reloaded JAVA first, then Shockwave.

Thanks to the folks that helped me. Hope this helps the others that had the same issue I did.

Hu

I will try this for my computer at work =)

...btw you now have a heavy weight that doesnt crash as opposed to my lightweight taht crashes =( But I'll be fixin it tomorrow =)
 
Only in my dreams

I will try this for my computer at work =)

...btw you now have a heavy weight that doesnt crash as opposed to my lightweight taht crashes =( But I'll be fixin it tomorrow =)


Only in my dreams is this machine crash free now!

Only two things cause this Vista machine to crash, anything or nothing! It is a lot better than the first Vista machine I bought and hauled back to the store, horsepower helps, but it reminds me it is a Vista machine every now and then. I have to load some niche software on it soon and I am really dreading that.

Hu
 
Woot, that wasn't too bad it sounds like. Now you can fix my wrong suggestions in those "how would you play this?" threads =)
 
I gave my answer to those ages ago

Woot, that wasn't too bad it sounds like. Now you can fix my wrong suggestions in those "how would you play this?" threads =)

I gave my one size fits all answer to those "how would you play this" posts ages ago:

When it is a tough shot I normally hit it way the hell too hard, miss the pocket at least an inch and a half with the object ball, go four to six rails with the cue ball, and scratch. It's a technique picked up from watching Minnesota Fats. If you are probably gonna miss anyway, you might as well miss with style! :) :) :)

As is often the case with minor software issues, the hardest part is getting me started on them. I'm still comfortable with hardware but I hate messing with software. I feel blind and stupid now only knowing a tiny fraction of what I once did. Thanks again for the simple version, I could have used the print out and the long version but I really didn't want to! I survived ten or twelve pages of instructions for a fix awhile back and was very surprised that the computer did too.

Hu
 
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