werfault

Please post the WindowBlinds information. If you can, open the WindowBlinds Configuration screen and click on 'About WindowBlinds' and then 'Copy to Clipboard'.  Paste that information here.

Thanks for the reply. I am away right now and i will post a follow up to this per your instructions when i return. I haven't forgotten this. Thanks again.

I'm back and here's the info you requested...

Your computer has a Windows Experience Index base score of 5.5
Your Windows Graphics Experience score is 5.9

WindowBlinds version : WindowBlinds 7.01 (build 235 x86 - Vista Edition)

WindowBlinds is installed correctly on this PC
WindowBlinds appears to be activated on this PC
(Dell 2405FPW (Digital)) 1 is attached to NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS

Wblind.dll         2009/12/17 20:32:20
Wbsrv.dll         2009/12/03 13:44:30
SevenConfig.exe         2009/12/17 20:32:09
Wbload.exe         2009/12/03 13:43:12
Wbhelp.dll         2009/10/07 15:35:07
Tray.dll              2009/10/21 09:13:19
Wbload.dll              2009/09/25 08:41:28
Screen.exe         2009/12/03 13:43:26

Thanks and Merry Christmas!

werfault.exe error is usually a Windows Registry error that can sometimes be caused when a program fails to install properly. Have you tried uninstalling WindowBlinds and rebooting then reinstalling WindowBlinds and rebooting again to see if this resolves this issue?

If you have not done so already you should email [email protected] and start a trouble ticket so that they can help you with this problem.

Merry Christmas to you.

okay, after a very painful (and rather expensive) 3 hour chat session with microsoft, here's the deal.  Turning off the Problem reports and solutions doesn't stop werfault from running, it just stops it from sending the info to microsoft.  if you want to stop werfault from running, go to services (from the search bar), scroll down to windows error reporting service and double click to open it up.  From there, change the startup setting to "disable" and the status to stop.  This stops werfault from running which is the short term fix.

For a long term fix, you have to figure out what's causing werfault to run.  So, turn it back on (yes, i know, it hurts).  Then open msconfig (from the search bar).  Choose selective startup and then go to the services tab.  On the services tab, hide all the microsoft items (check box at the bottom) and then uncheck everything that's left.  Apply these settings and then restart your computer. 

If werfault comes on, then it's a problem with a microsoft app, call them for tech support and they won't charge you because it's their app.  If it doesn't, then then go back to msconfig, and put roughly half your items back in and restart again.  If werfault comes on, then the problem is in one of the apps that is checked.  If it doesn't, then it's in one of the apps that isn't.  Keep repeating this till you figure out which one's causing werfault to trigger by process of elimination.  In my case, it was PC Doctor by PC tools.  Reinstalled it and everything's better

Good luck.

Thanks everyone for all of the research into this. I really appreciate it. It turned out for me to be an issue with garmin forerunner being plugged into the usb port on the side of my dell monitor (dell 2405fpw). Once i plugged it into a different usb port, the problem went away. Thanks again.