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faulting module cfunctions.pyd

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arturmaj
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faulting module cfunctions.pyd

Post by arturmaj »

I have installed fresh windows xp on an old think pad.
My fresh installation of eventghost crashes. Event viewer: Faulting application eventghost.exe, version 0.4.1.1700, faulting module cfunctions.pyd, version 0.0.0.0, fault address 0x000024b4.
Any ideas what could be the problem?
krambriw
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Re: faulting module cfunctions.pyd

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If you search the forum, you will find that I had non-fixable problems with later versions of EG when trying to run on XP. Also the computers where non-compatible with Windows 7 and later, most updates to major software's where also refused. So at the end, I had to buy new computers. Thank you Microsoft!!!

For my own EG home automation system I use this:
http://www.gigabyte.com/products/produc ... =5118&dl=1

As workstation and development & office applications, I use this
http://shop.lenovo.com/se/sv/laptops/le ... eries/b50/

with an external BenQ 24 inch monitor
arturmaj
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Re: faulting module cfunctions.pyd

Post by arturmaj »

Thanks krambriv. Do you know what version was still working on XP?
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Re: faulting module cfunctions.pyd

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There might be various opinions on that but for me it was 1610
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