Re: Still failing to get to the please wait box

I have had EAC v1.1 on a Windows 10 Pro 64-bit system since I built it 
in 2015. It still starts normally.

John

Jon Hinchliffe [email protected] [EAC] wrote:
> I am still having no joy getting EAC to work on my copy of Windows 10. 
> It just hangs as a processor and never gets to small the little please 
> wait box.
> 
> I found an EAC.exe from 2004 on my PC and ran that and that is fine. It 
> opens and goes through etc up etc
> 
> eac-095b4-cdrdao.exe worked fine but the cdrdao window seemed to get 
> into a loop opening more and more instances. I had to shutdown to get 
> rid of it
> 
> eac-0.99pb5.exe
> eac-1.3.exe
> eac-1.5.exe
> 
> Have all failed although twice I have had glimmers of hope with 1.3
> 
> I have tried a registry cleaner
> 
> I have removed
> 
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\AWSoftware\EAC
> 
> I have tried searching regedit for eac but it is a frustrating job as it 
> is far too common a combination
> 
> I have tried installing to a different direction
> 
> I have also renamed EAC.exe to EAC2.exe and still no joy
> 
> At various points, I have uninstalled and cleaned and rebooted.
> 
> I think I have exhausted all my ideas now :-(
> 
> I would use the old version but of course, Freedb is gone and I don't 
> know how to get CD info now.
> 
> Jon
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