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Dreamweaver Hangs on boot in windows xp pro sp2 Print E-mail
Written by Michael   
Sunday, 29 July 2007

I Have experimented with Windows XP Pro SP2 and DreamWeaver MX ever with the updates from Adobe still hangs on not all but most machines that have updated to a clean install of windows xp pro sp2.

I know for a fact that the original Whistler Build with sp1 dream weaver MX works fine. Also I have installed Windows Media Center Edition 2005. Installed DreamWeaver MX 2004 build 6.0 and its works great!

This machine also has 2GB RAM DDR1, and Athlon XP 2900+ processor. It seems to me that Microsoft has different teams of coders working on different builds of there OSes and that the ones that coded the MCE of XP done a better job.

Microsoft has in XP PRO SP2 did some major changes that has affected the some major Programs that the web design community uses to create websites with.

If any one knows how to correct this problem other than installing Media Center edition 2005 SP2. Please post a reply to the form and give us an idea of the changes in XP PRO SP2 that have affected Dreamweaver MX 2004.

 

If you have not joined the site pleas do so to post any known fixes for this problem. I am guessing that there is one SP2 update that can be uninstalled to fix this.

 

Last Updated ( Monday, 30 July 2007 )
 
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