Feedback, Complaints or Problems

Hello !

I made a post earlier in the dead rising 2 trainer thread about the trainer crashing. I was mistaken in that I thought that the trainer was the only problem I had among the many other trainers, but it seems it's more common that I thought. Many of my library of trainers crash, some don't.

I'm on Win 7 64bits

I tried many workarounds.
I uninstalled my codec packs and dug thoroughly through my comp to get rid of unwanted codecs. I checked that every program is up to date. I rebooted after every installation, cleaned my registry, but to no avail.
Although my antivirus is setup to leave my dear dear trainers in peace, I tried to disable, then uninstall my AV and it's still not working.
The trainers are always run as admin

They keep immediatly crashing at launch, which is weird, cause I distinctly remember using them all without an hitch (although I was on Win XP 32 bits at the time).

The trainers crashing are ( for example, as I will not bore you with all 150 of them) :

- Arma 2 1.03.58627
- Assassin's Creed Bortherhood Mega Trainer 1.02
- Dead Rising 2 01.06.2011
- Dragon Age 1.04
- Fable 3 1.1.1.3
- GTA IV v1.1.2.0
- Mafia 2 (PATCH 02.28.2011)
- The Witcher 1.5
- Warhammer 40k - Soulstorm Mega Trainer 1.20
- ...

On the other hand, The Witcher 2, Skyrim, Sleeping Dogs,Crusader Kings 2, Warhammer Battle March, ... work without an hitch

Any chance you could help me out ?

Uninstall ie10.

I will check that out and come back to you. Thanks for the suggestion.

[Edited by Boubba, 9/21/2013 7:50:12 AM]

Well, that did the trick. Thank you very much.

I did not even consider the IE10 problem because I wasn't even aware that mine had switched to that version. I haven't launched it since the installation of Win 7.

Again, a big thank you.

[Edited by Boubba, 9/21/2013 8:03:07 AM]

Youre welcome.

Just to let you know that IE will auto update to the newer versions. So just keep an eye on it from time to time.

Thanks for the advice, I'll keep an eye on that one

Edit :

Seems Microsoft offers an easy tool to prevent the automatic update of Internet Explorer to version 10.

Look for IE Blocker on the microsoft website.

[Edited by Boubba, 9/21/2013 9:41:51 AM]

Go to windows updates and right click on ie10 update, choose "hide update".
It wont bother you again.

Did that too, just to be sure.