Alright, I recently installed the Vista Boot Pro 3.1. Upon loading it I get a pop up window that says: "Can't find native library! Please install the native library to your local directory or to your system(32) directory."

Following pressing the OK button I get another message with computer script.

Any idea on what to do?

Thanks.

Welcome to PROnetworks LaVerta.

On which operating system did you install it?

If on Windows XP, did you install .NET 2.00 when prompted to?

Hi,

I'm getting this too, running Windows Server Longhorn February CTP.

These two screen shots (in order btw), should help...





Take Care,

Will

This may help: System Properties - Advanced - Performace Options - Data Execution Prevention - here turn on DEP for essential Windows programs only (if you have turned it on for all programs before)!

Saari,

That is the correct way to fix this problem; however, the next version will not be held down by DEP. It will run with it turned on/off with no problems.

war59312,

Sorry about the delayed response, I guess it slipped through the cracks. If you take a look at what Saari suggested it will fix the problems that you are having. If you do not want to turn DEP off you can add VistaBootPRO to the exceptions list as well.

Thanks,
Jason