lock up problems
I'd suspect you may be in DLL hell.
Do a search for *.DLL, alphabetize the list and search for duplicates with different dates.
If, for example a June 2000 version of MFC40.DLL is active in RAM and Eudora requires the September 2000 version . . . Lock-up. Blue Screen. . .
The program that loaded the June 2000 version should be able to run using the September version. . . the newest version is always supposed to be backward compatible . .
I'd rename those older versions until I was sure killing them didn't destroy something important.
I'd suspect you may be in DLL hell.
Do a search for *.DLL, alphabetize the list and search for duplicates with different dates.
If, for example a June 2000 version of MFC40.DLL is active in RAM and Eudora requires the September 2000 version . . . Lock-up. Blue Screen. . .
The program that loaded the June 2000 version should be able to run using the September version. . . the newest version is always supposed to be backward compatible . .
I'd rename those older versions until I was sure killing them didn't destroy something important.