Comfigurator 3.7.6 exceptions

[ident]

if when running Comfigurator 3.7.x on Windows XP exceptions like the image attached are seen, the problem could be an error in your PCs .NET Framework 2 SP

Uninstall .NET Framework 2 and re-install it again

Also  reinstall the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 (http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/...aspx?id=22).

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Other exceptions which are due to the.NET framework

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other exception examples

[gaynorc]

On Windows 7, complete with all updates, the attached errors on attempting to close the program.

[ident]

do you get this exception with a default template as well?

If it is caused by your cclx file, please send the cclx file to support@cytech.biz

[gaynorc]

This happened once with my own cclx file. It hasn\'t repeated so far. I need to see a pattern before I can take it any further. If it continues I will get back to you.

[juwi_uk]

This looks to me is that Comfigurator is trying to update some variables/objects just at the point when it is closing down and disposing of those same said variables/objects.

My money would be on it being an application issue rather than anything in the config file and a timing thing so difficult to reproduce IMHO. It\'s like you exit from the application in the middle of a module scan or something.

Julian

[palmlodge]

I\'ve started to get errors trying to exit the app with 3760 that I\'ve not had with previous releases, using the same config files as before. I generate a new config for each change.

As the previous versions worked fine with the same config file, this would indicate an app error.

I can only quit by terminating the application through task manager.

[gaynorc]

As I mentioned elsewhere ( http://comfortforums.com/forum20/3544.html ), I get this error when I exit comfigurator AFTER I have performed an \"edit -> undo\" on a change I made. The only way to exit then is to start task manager and shut comfigurator down.

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Please send the cclx file to support@cytech.biz so we can check the cause of  the exceptions