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Hey forum members!

Can anyone please help me.

I've been using gameex in my cabinet for about a month now and just got my emus and everything working nicely.

Last night when i tried to start gameex i only got a black screen. It just hangs and won't start. Task manager says 'not responding'.

I'm also having trouble shutting down after attempting to start gameex.

I backed up my gameex folder and tried reinstalling but that didn't help. I'm stuck and don't know what to do next.

I've attached the log file and gameex.ini.

log.txt

GameEx.ini

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Yeah, Tempest that's what i thought. I couldn't figure what was causing it to hang up so i reinstalled windows 7.

I'm glad i had backed up everything but it's still a nightmare having to set up windows and all the drivers and stuff.

Gotta buy a big HD so i can clone my partitions. Just in case.

Now everything's working again...almost.

Damn windows! If i could do this on different OS i would...Linux, hackintosh or something. During this months time i've had trojans, adware and all sorts of problems with M$ software. Now i remember why i switched to linux 10 years ago.

All good now.

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I haven't had much in the way of malware or trojan issues. I use the MS Security Essentials and it hasn't failed me yet.

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I haven't had much in the way of malware or trojan issues. I use the MS Security Essentials and it hasn't failed me yet.

I use it too, but it has become a shell of its former self.

Old, but scary!

http://lifehacker.com/microsoft-admits-that-third-party-antivirus-is-more-eff-1441135677

av comparatives

http://www.av-comparatives.org/dynamic-tests/

Granted if your on a modern day OS, your already better protected, especially when avoiding questionable sites. Work experince taught me the MSE and XP Pro can be bad news, more than a year before XP was sunset!

Then again, there are AV suites that rountinely get praised that I woudn't touch with a ten foot pole.

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