- Quickbooks pro 2008 updates r14 drivers#
- Quickbooks pro 2008 updates r14 Bluetooth#
- Quickbooks pro 2008 updates r14 ps2#
Quickbooks pro 2008 updates r14 ps2#
Uninstall the latest one (sp38455) - it sucks & you'll find the PS2 port stops working. Don't fix wot ain't broken.įor anyone who stumbled here via Google - for the Synaptics touchpad etc.
Quickbooks pro 2008 updates r14 drivers#
The MS drivers for LANs, WLANs and assorted thingys were fine.
Quickbooks pro 2008 updates r14 Bluetooth#
I've been using drivers for Vista Business & they seem ok, except for Bluetooth & a couple of others I really don't want. I know the Admin user is a risk but I don't use this machine to surf the dark corners of the internet. Internet explorer zone = Internet (not trusted sites) Using Windows Web Server (I'm developing for that platform) on a HP NW9440Ĭreated a new user, rights = administrator The testing has been done with Windows Server 2008, but the fix should be applicable to the various flavors of Vista.īelieve it or not, it worked 1st time. Intuit needs to correct their code, but, in the interim, this is a good solution to the glitch. I can't know if this procedure will resolve all of the MSVCR80.dll related problems, but it appears to be the answer to a major start-up problem. There is no longer a crash on QB 2007 start-up and QB appears to be functioning normally. The reasoning was that this approach would possibly avoid the crash that occurs when QB tries to display the IE warning pop-up.Ĭhanging the IE security options works perfectly. With QB 2007, the initial IE "High Security" pop-up is not displayed and the program crashes with the MSVCR80.dll error.Īfter assistance from the debugger which showed that the error condition was related to a program call to IE, it occurred to me to set the IE security options to what QB 2007 wants prior to executing QB the first time.
Canceling has no adverse effects with QB 2006 and the program subsequently functions normally. With Quickbooks 2006 running on Windows Server 2003, you can elect or cancel the opportunity to change the IE security settings. Quickbooks initially pop-ups a Window asking if you want to change this setting. The Server 2008 operating system had set Internet Explorer to its default which is "High Security". QuickBooks 2007 installed on Windows Server 2008 without any obvious difficulties, but would consistently crash immediately after showing its start-up display. QuickBooks Pro 2007 (multiuser) now works on Server 2008.
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