DVDFab6 v6.2.1.8
O.S.: Windows Vista Professional
I am a new user to DVDFab6, and I have successfully installed and registered DVDFAB, and when the dialogue asks to press the start DVDFab button. DVDFab does not launch; however an instance is listed in the "Start Task Manager" as a task that has been started.
I have had no help with the technical support team because all they say is uninstall and re-install the lastest version of DVDFAB. This is the latest version dangit.
So just for goodness sake, I uninstalled and reinstalled version 6.2.1.8 of DVDFAB6; this does not work. The application still does not launch. One thing I did notice is that DVDfab6 doesnt seem to fully uninstall; my preferences and key information are still present when I install the same version again. I'm assuming its grabbing this information from my registry.
Can someone help? Is there a driver conflict somewhere thats causing DVDFAB6 to not fully start eventhough it says it's started.
Note: I am running as the Administrator so thats not the problem.
O.S.: Windows Vista Professional
I am a new user to DVDFab6, and I have successfully installed and registered DVDFAB, and when the dialogue asks to press the start DVDFab button. DVDFab does not launch; however an instance is listed in the "Start Task Manager" as a task that has been started.
I have had no help with the technical support team because all they say is uninstall and re-install the lastest version of DVDFAB. This is the latest version dangit.
So just for goodness sake, I uninstalled and reinstalled version 6.2.1.8 of DVDFAB6; this does not work. The application still does not launch. One thing I did notice is that DVDfab6 doesnt seem to fully uninstall; my preferences and key information are still present when I install the same version again. I'm assuming its grabbing this information from my registry.
Can someone help? Is there a driver conflict somewhere thats causing DVDFAB6 to not fully start eventhough it says it's started.
Note: I am running as the Administrator so thats not the problem.
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