TCrdMain.exe hangs up after Vista wakes

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  + R6025

  + pure virtual function call.

  Concerning

  Friend Nel

  Hello

  I see that this error is due to the flashcards\tcrdmain.exe.
  This flashcard application belongs to the Toshiba Vista Package added value and I think you should try to reinstall this package again.

  First, he must remove the old system VAP. Download the most recent PPV from the European driver Toshiba page, then reinstall it.

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  Hello

  I have Vista Business installed on Toshiba Satellite Pro U200
  and, in the event log, the following error message:

  Log name: Application
  Source: Application error
  Date: 20.11.2008 18:06:38
  Event ID: 1000
  Task category: (100)
  Level: error
  Keywords: Classic
  User: n/a
  Computer: toshiba
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  2
  100
  0 x 80000000000000
  
  11115
  Application
  Toshiba
  
  
  
  TCrdMain.exe
  1.0.0.9
  458faba6
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  Hello world!

  I don't know how, but I have a problem when my windows Vista from (running)
  The problem is with these file TCrdMain.exe this file is for Flash cards, end running every time when I put my PC on (with windows startup). But I see this problem: "Run time error file TCrdMain.exe ' and I should click Close.
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  Post edited by: me

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  Hello

  I'm not very well why the executable Run TCrdMain.exe error, but it is certainly up to Toshiba FlashCard software and the FlashCard belongs to the package Toshiba Vista added value m.

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