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Tim L · 03-01-06, 06:34 AM

It didn't quite work as simply as that for me - deleting the entries had no effect. I then tried copying the PId of the working freshly hard-reset install to that from my backed up regular one. This made AS cry about a device ID already being in use. I was about to delve further into the registry when I decided to try deleting the entry for P1 AND reinstalling AS. This seemed to do the trick. It's possible that the forced reboot did it rather than the reinstall, although I had been stopping and starting the AS process before. Although it prompted me to setup a partnership, it never asked for a name, and instead used the last one I'd tried, which to my amazement worked. Weird.

Thanks though, I wouldn't have got it going without your tip. :)

03-01-06, 06:34 AM	#3 (permalink)
Tim L Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 37 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	It didn't quite work as simply as that for me - deleting the entries had no effect. I then tried copying the PId of the working freshly hard-reset install to that from my backed up regular one. This made AS cry about a device ID already being in use. I was about to delve further into the registry when I decided to try deleting the entry for P1 AND reinstalling AS. This seemed to do the trick. It's possible that the forced reboot did it rather than the reinstall, although I had been stopping and starting the AS process before. Although it prompted me to setup a partnership, it never asked for a name, and instead used the last one I'd tried, which to my amazement worked. Weird. Thanks though, I wouldn't have got it going without your tip. :)