Runner error message!

Fix for ACDSee 6.0
Jun 21, 2005 Everytime MS comes out with a security patch for Windows XP Pro my ACDSee would start poping up an error message until I deleated the program and reinstalled. A giant pain that had me ready to ditch ACDSee.
The error message: "can't load cdbcommunication layer"
I recently tried ACDSee's customer service again since some time had past since my first encounter with this problem. This time they had a quick and easy solution and here it is.
Try to register your DBLocalServer.exe COM object by doing the following...
1: Start DOS Command Prompt window by clicking on Start button, Run, and type "cmd"
2: CD into the location of DBLocalServer.exe by typing this (cd "c:\program files\common files\acd systems") in the command prompt.
3: Register DBLocalServer.exe COM object by typing
DBLocalServer regserver
It worked for me, so I thought I'd share it here.


I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/ronald_f3c54257e2cc2559

Probably was uninstalled already. 2 solutions:
1.Right click on My Computer select Explore
Select C; click explore again
Select Program Files folder, explore
Find the kodak Program and Delete
the folder.
2. Go Start y type MSCONFIG in RUN or Search
hit enter, a window will appear on
your screen in the tab "STARTUP"
un-check the line that contents
Kodak application. Press OK and
Re-Start the computer.

Hello marchits2002, please have a look in your Startup and disable the filename you stated above from running on startup.

To do this - Press Windows Key + R (to open the Run Dialog), then type MSCONFIG.EXE and press Enter.

You can now see the fourth tab called Startup, have a look at the list and uncheck any startup items you don't find necessary.

Apply the changes and restart computer. Done.

one problem that could cause this error is lack of administrator rights,

right button click the setup.exe or whatever it called and select run as administrator,

Or if it's Vista try the compatiblity help , right button click the app, select properties and select run as XP service pack2 etc

Regards
gewiz.co.uk

Perform a clean uninstall:

1) uninstall the software from your OS
2) run the clear utility program www.kodak.com/go/clear
3) type "regedit" w/ out the quote on the run command, then delete hkey_local_machine\software\kodak
4) run disk cleanup
remove the ff:

• Downloaded Program Files
• Temporary Internet Files
• Recycle Bin
• Temporary Files

5) reinstall the software again at www.kodak.com/go/edl

Start, Run, MSCONFIG, the on the startup tab find the app that matches this and uncheck it, apply changes and rebbotm should clear up the issue.

What OS are you using? Ultimate, Premium, Basic?
Windows DVD Maker has stopped working Issue : While trying to create DVD in Windows DVD Maker in Vista, or while creating a DVD from Windows Movie Maker, which uses Windows DVD Maker, the burn process stops with error message.

Error message : " Windows DVD Maker has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available. "

Cause : Windows DVD maker stops working because of incompatibility with one or more codec files which are outdated or incompatible with the particular project or the DVD Maker software itself.


Resolution :

These Codec files should be located and renamed to resolve the issue.

1. Open Start menu and type Event Viewer in the Start menu search bar. Open Event Viewer from the menu.

2. In the Event Viewer window Click on Windows Logs in the left panel

3. Click on Application Logs under Windows Logs

4. Locate error messages listed in the Central panel of the Event Viewer window and double click the error to check if this is log is related to DVD Maker.

Sample Error Log :

Problem signature

Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: DVDMaker.exe
Application Version: 6.0.6000.16386
Application Timestamp: 4549b5b0
Fault Module Name: nevideohd.ax
Fault Module Version: 4.6.15.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 459bb828
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00008b89
OS Version: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1062


5. Locate Fault Module name, it should be a file with extension .ax.

6. Once the file name is identified, try to locate the file in C:/Windows/System32 folder. ( Please click on Show Contents if the files are not listed Automatically ).

7. If the files are not listed in System32 folder, search for the file, with search containing system files and folders.

8. Locate the file and rename it.

9. Check if the issue persists. If the issue persists and the error message again appears, locate the new .ax file that is causing the issue from the Event Viewer, error log.

These steps will resolve the issue instantly without a restart.

I'm certain most all PC Desktops don't have that software, eliminate it and the error with it.

I suggest go to Start/Settings/Control Panel/Add remove programs.
Check and see if the program is in list and remove it. While in control panel go to system/Device Drivers check non have a yellow mark on them if so reinstall drivers or upgrade Reboot and try again.

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runner file
compaq connections.exe