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I've tested it on a fully updated XP SP3 install and it works fine.

 

So although it *might* have stopped loading after an update, it's not the update itself that's causing the problem... probably some conflict with other software.

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So far I haven't had any luck getting Imgburn to work. If all else fails, I will do a Windows XP reinstall. I have a backlog of ISO images to burn to DL discs. What program would you recommend using for this, if Imgburn was not available?

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Does anything interesting happen if you run it inside WinDbg?

 

I still find it odd that even the uncompressed exe won't run... I don't recall ever seeing that before. It's always been the upx compression that some low level app didn't like and was blocking.

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NOW IT WORKS!

 

It seems to have been a virus. While I was working on the computer this afternoon, my BitDefender virus detection box kept popping up saying it had found and removed a Trojan Horse virus. It would pop up every 20 seconds referring to removing the same file - qeolmc.pnn in the Windows directory. I tried to delete the file myself, but I couldn't because the file was in use. I rebooted into the Recovery Console and deleted the file manually via the command prompt. When I rebooted into Windows XP, both DVD Decrypter and Imgburn started with no problem

 

I must have had this virus on my system for a couple of weeks now, because my computer has been acting a little weird. I guess the latest BitDefender update finally recognized it as a virus and tried to kill it. It must be fairly new - I did a Google search on this file name, and came up with no hits.

 

Anyway, thank God Imgburn is back, and thanks for your help.

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It's probably a randomly named file. Doesn't BitDefender have a log of some sort indicating the virus name?

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