Also check in the "C:\Users\Public\" directory structure, as that is where Thunderheart is storing their files on my computer.

I'm sure it isn't Vista certified, or even built with Vista in mind, and unfortunately when the VAR's aren't control freaks they allow the OS to dictate the common file repositories... I know that is the "standard" and "best design practice" requested by MS, but in many cases it doesn't seem to serve the purpose. I'm not a big fan of what MS has done with file management in Vista, and in reality Glens is spot-on with his disdain for MS in general, but it is the dominant consumer OS in the marketplace (and has made me a bunch of money over the years - thanks Bill!).

Roger

 

Try: C:\Usuers\Public\Public Documents\

This is where my ThunderMax maps are stored.

 

Ummm... isn't that what I said (with proper spelling of "Users" even)?

Let us know what you find Gramps.

Roger

 

Thanks everyone for the ideas. The moral support keeps me trying.
I didn't get a chance to try anything last night but when I get it working I'll post the specifics.
GPM

 

Yes your spelling and typing is better. But sometimes you have to drill deeper.

And if the file is known a search would find it and properties would identify the location

 

Hate to raise a dead thread, but I just got my SESRT yesterday and when I tried to load it on my Vista64 box I got the Nolan error. Has anyone actually gotten this to work on Vista ( specificly on Vista x64 ) and if so what did you have to do to get there? I am about to throw in the towel and pick up a cheap XP laptop, but would really like to be able to work on the maps on the big screen.

Thanks, Harry

 

Hi all,

had to run efi tuning software on a friends' laptop, which was using Vista64, and got some troubles. Didn't have time to figure out if the software was vista-capable or not, so I just installed the latest VirtualBox (from sun) and created a 32 bit virtual machine, and installed windows in it.

Once finished I set up one of the USB of the Virtual Machine to map the physical USB port where the RS232 is attached and voilà.

It was no SEPST, it was the SERT, but maybe this info helps out.

You can get virtualbox at www.virtualbox.org

 

I installed my SEST on my Laptop currently running Vista Ultimate. I upgraded from XP shortly after Vista came out. I have had no problems.

 

Is that the 32 or 64 bit version of Vista? I have a couple of other things that will not work under the 64 bit version ( I would downgrade to the 32 bit version but I need the extra horsepower for video editing )

 

has anyone figured out how to get this "nolan" error fixed? I have tried it on both my Vista and XP system. I recieved the same error on both. Some times I think I should have just bought a power comander!