1.91.6 : Halt upon exiting

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OK, closed.
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Hi. Can we reopen this bug? It's happening in 1.92 as well. Sorry for the late reply.

I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small". This could be a clue to the problem since I don't use windows with a pagefile.
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GMB wrote:Hi. Can we reopen this bug? It's happening in 1.92 as well. Sorry for the late reply.
You have always the same problem???
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GMB wrote:I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small".
I had the same problem today in browser mode (XnView v1.92 on Windows 2000 SP4).
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XnTriq wrote:
GMB wrote:I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small".
I had the same problem today in browser mode (XnView v1.92 on Windows 2000 SP4).
Really, do you reproduce it?
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xnview wrote:
XnTriq wrote:
GMB wrote:I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small".
I had the same problem today in browser mode (XnView v1.92 on Windows 2000 SP4).
Really, do you reproduce it?
Yes, a (write-protected) TIF image is the culprit.
I uploaded it to a file sharing service and sent you the link via PM.
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XnTriq wrote:
xnview wrote:
XnTriq wrote: I had the same problem today in browser mode (XnView v1.92 on Windows 2000 SP4).
Really, do you reproduce it?
Yes, a (write-protected) TIF image is the culprit.
I uploaded it to a file sharing service and sent you the link via PM.
Ok, thanks, and how to reproduce?
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XnTriq wrote:Yes, a (write-protected) TIF image is the culprit.
I uploaded it to a file sharing service and sent you the link via PM.
Pierre, I was in a hurry and uploaded the wrong image. Sorry about that. Image
This time around I made sure it's the one that's causing trouble.
Please check your PMs.
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XnTriq wrote:
XnTriq wrote:Yes, a (write-protected) TIF image is the culprit.
I uploaded it to a file sharing service and sent you the link via PM.
Pierre, I was in a hurry and uploaded the wrong image. Sorry about that. Image
This time around I made sure it's the one that's causing trouble.
Please check your PMs.
Ok, i have it and crash in xnview...
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What's the status of this problem? Is it fixed in 1.92.1? If the problem persists, I'll put it on the list of must fixes.
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helmut wrote:What's the status of this problem? Is it fixed in 1.92.1?
Regarding the problem with my corrupted TIFF file: That's fixed.
But we haven't heard from the thread starter.
GMB wrote:Hi. Can we reopen this bug? It's happening in 1.92 as well. Sorry for the late reply.

I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small". This could be a clue to the problem since I don't use windows with a pagefile.
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Sorry I haven't been in contact. Been very busy.
The problem is still happening.

I've found something else which may point to the problem. Here is how I can reproduce the problem.

1. Open a JPG in the viewer. (Any img format will do the same)
2. Exit Xnview (either by closing the main window or going to File>Exit)
3. Xnview Halts (Not Responding)
4. I can move the window around the screen but nothing happens.
5. I click on the close button and Xnview closes.

I can reproduce this everytime, without fail.

I hope this helps you
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Closes… too much !

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:arrow: GMB

:) Hello !

• I cannot reproduce your issue here with 1.92.1 following your steps.

- XnView closes alright in any case, using either the Exit File menu item, or Ctrl+Q, or Alt+F4 and even
(unwanted for me and some others) with CTRL+W when closing the last file or having an empty main “View” window
(just started the programme without any file)…

• I think still that the cause is external, maybe a virus scanner¦utility* running in the background or so…

:mrgreen: KR
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*Especially (a) graphic card¦s having short cuts settings from the local menu on its Tray icon;
it isn't rare that it steals the shortcut¦s of programmes…
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Hi Clo,
I think still that the cause is external, maybe a virus scanner¦utility* running in the background or so…
That is a good idea. I will test this. I run ClamWin as a Virus checker and Comodo as a firewall. This maybe the problem. I'll let you know what I find.
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