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From: Julian Leyh <julian@vgai.de>
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On 16 Apr., 12:15, "ldries46" <bertus.dr...@planet.nl> wrote:
> I run into a problem. All at a sudden when I start GNAT GPS the program
> aborts directly after the intro screen. I don't get the atrt screen for
> choosing the project anymore.
> I have tried various ways to repair this
> 1. Start the computer up again
> 2. Check if Malware could be the reason
> 3. Uninstall gps, download the newest version and install this
> 4. After Uninstalling deleted as much register keys that were obvious left
> after uninstalling as possible.
> Neither of these methods worked.
> It looks like that still something is left somewhere, maybe some registerkey
> that is not easy to find, or a file with parameters such as an ini file.
> Is there anyone who can bring some light in the darkness
>
> Bertus

Did you delete the hidden .gps directory in your home path? Even
Windows should have it.