I have downloaded the WINNT version and have tried it without SETIDriver.
Same results.   BUT, for some reason or another, the darned setup started
functioning last night ON ITS OWN!!!  Now I don't believe in gremlins and the
ilk but, I didn't do anything except leave my computer running overnight and
it took off on its own.  What gives?

As the French say, "C'est le vie".

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"Michael D. Ober" <obermd.@.alum.mit.edu.nospam> wrote in message
news:qnayc.1315$Wr.408@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...

I assume that you are downloading the WINNT version from Berkeley.  Also, as
silly as this sounds, don't rename the client and also try running it
without SETI Driver - let's get SETI Driver out of the way while
troubleshooting.

Mike.

"Ron" <Figboot@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:D52yc.5799$2i5.2041@attbi_s52...

Thank you!  I've tried a "New" install and the problem persists and I do

NOT

overclock my CPU.  Any other thoughts?

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"Ron" <Figboot@comcast.net> wrote in message
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When I set up my new computer to run SETI@Home Command line and

SETIDriver,

I

receive this error message after about one minute:

"SETI@Home-cmdline.exe

has

encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the

inconvenience."

I send the error report and restart SETIDriver.  It happens again and

again.

I have run this same setup for the past four years without a hitch.  Any

ideas

what my problem is.  FWIW, I use a Cache size of six (6).

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