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- Galt - 05-05-2005
Trillian worked fine, then I got some prompt to upgrade to the new MS Media Player. It encountered some errors halfway through and never finished.
Now Trillian crashes every time I start it, and I didn't have system restore turned on before this little problem and so now I don't know what to do.
I get these dump files, but I can't read them. It's all gibberish.
So what do I need to delete and start again. I'd rather not delete Trillian and start all over because I have an archive of all my IMs with HollywoodFreddieMitchell
- Keyser Soze - 05-05-2005
Get a Mac.
- fbd - 05-05-2005
because if he has a mac, all of his im logs will magically move over from one machine to the other
- diceisgod - 05-05-2005
haha you don't know what to do
- Galt - 05-05-2005
At least I'm not worried when my phone rings, Jim Carroll.
- diceisgod - 05-05-2005
now you're just lashing out in frustration of not knowing what to do haha
- HedCold - 05-05-2005
go to document and settings/whateveryourusernameis/application data
your aim logs might be stored there. copy and paste else where. reinstall.
if its not saved there its probably simply saved in the trillian folder and you can just copy and paste them somewhere else
- Galt - 05-05-2005
nope and nope
- HedCold - 05-05-2005
also if you uninstall a program like trillian you usually get asked if you want to keep user files/preferences, or if they're stored in the application data folder they don't get removed anyway. i never used trillian so i don't know how it works with that one
- The Jays - 05-05-2005
macs don't even have the balls to tell their users something's wrong. they'll just freeze, or shut down, start whistling and attempt to walk away like nothing happened.
- Galt - 05-05-2005
Well, I want to apologize to Mr. Gates. It appears as though this is a Trillian problem, not a microsoft problem. It's now crashing on both of my computers, and I only ran the media player update on one of them.
- Buttmunch - 05-05-2005
You probably brought an African virus back with you.
- diceisgod - 05-05-2005
two computers down! haha!
- Keyser Soze - 05-05-2005
i havent rebooted my mac since i bought it 5 months ago. ive rebooted my pc 4 times in the past week.
- HedCold - 05-05-2005
the only useful mac
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- Arpikarhu - 05-05-2005
The Jays Wrote:macs don't even have the balls to tell their users something's wrong. they'll just freeze, or shut down, start whistling and attempt to walk away like nothing happened.when a program crashes on a mac it shuts down without needing to reboot your computer. just open it up again and all is fine. though this rarely happens cause macs os is infinitely more stable than windows.
- Goatweed - 05-05-2005
I dont know what version of trillian youre using, but if its 3.x, I would recommend going back to 2.x - I hear the new version is buggy as fuck.
- Keyser Soze - 05-06-2005
the mac OS is infinitely smarter than windows. an application crash is isolated and doesnt crash the entire machine.
- HollywoodJewMoses - 05-06-2005
dont lose those convos, because i dont have them saved :-(
- Gooch - 05-06-2005
Macs are ok. they lost a lot by pushing upgrades, and thus a whole new round of bugs and issues and changes, each year.
PC: trillian has always been rather volatile. i had to stop using it. I use AIM with the DEAD AIM addition, and seems to do nicely.