I get this error as well and I was doing some looking around
the net and I am betting it is the same issue that this
other group was having... something about hyperthreading
and a specific function call. Here is the link:
I've found a workaround for this problem! It doesn't fix the
root of the problem, which *is* a bug of some type in
torrentspy, but at least it works. Right click on the exe and
go to properties; enable Windows 98 compatability mode.
This should work for any Windows XP user having this problem.
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I get this error as well and I was doing some looking around
the net and I am betting it is the same issue that this
other group was having... something about hyperthreading
and a specific function call. Here is the link:
http://blogjet.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=bugreports;action=display;num=1076476308;start=15
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I've found a workaround for this problem! It doesn't fix the
root of the problem, which *is* a bug of some type in
torrentspy, but at least it works. Right click on the exe and
go to properties; enable Windows 98 compatability mode.
This should work for any Windows XP user having this problem.
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I have the same error too.
XP SP2 on a P4 3 GHz. Also on the new .26.
Now i use the Perl Version.
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hyperthreading? mine does this too, i have hyperthreading cpu
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Same problem with HT cpu
Like he said:
Right click on the exe and go to properties; enable Windows
98 compatability mode.
Works!
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Compatibility mode (I've tried them all, Win '95 to 2000) doesn't work for me, I still get error 216.
CPU: P4 3.2 HT
OS: XP SP2
TSpy version 2.4.26