Trying to run Cosession on Lenovo Thinkpad T500 with Windows XP

Performed Custom Install with remote only and only serial connections. It seemed to install alright but the program wont run. I get a "csw caused a general protection fault in module csw.exe at 000f:00af" error. If I try running it a second time it wont do anything. If I reboot and try running, I get the same error.

I have installed Cosession numerous times on other computers and have never had a problem. Not sure what is going on.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I Think I saw that Problem back when XP first came out. What ver.Cosessions is it?

It is version 7.0. I have two different NEC installation CDs. One is Q002 the other Q003. Did not make a difference.

Window version 32 or 64 bit? This might make a difference.

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32 bit

There is a System.ini entry required. See the post here........

https://www.sundance-communications.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?/ubb/get_topic/f/14/t/000668.html

More info here.....

https://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1045454

I seem to remember the custom install bit solving the same type of problem for me!

I just emailed you a document. Let me know if it works for you.

Didnt work. Those are the same instructions I have tried (less actually using floppy disks, which this computer does not have).

The installation process seems to work fine. Once you try to open the application is when it fails. Driving me nuts.

Your problem is so weird. I have installed Co-session on Win 2K , WinXP and today in Win7 32 bit with no problems. Just looked at what version I have installed here and the Help >About says V7.00.100

Drop me a number to contact you, via my email and I will call you to go over my PC settings and yours.

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conxtel (or anyone in the know),

Could you tell us what finally fixed this for you? I'm having the same issue (using a Dell Latitude D630)...

Never did get it working. Got rid of the computer and now using a Dell Latitude E5510. Using CoSession under the Windows Virtual PC - XP Mode. Works much better.

Thanks for the response,

I got it to work by simply reinstalling Windows XP on the Dell laptop from scratch for a barebones install (tried safe mode first, to no avail).

Surely there must have been a driver issue or device conflict causing the GPF.