How To Install WB 3.1 from Gotek

[pneron]

Thanks Mike, this was helpful but still no luck in "saving the Preferences". I also uploaded a video to explain what the issue is here:

https://youtu.be/Kgrxu-Z4tHI

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Ah-ha! P96 doesn't update the screenmode.prefs file itself, it only allows you to modify the settings for the mode. Once you've set the mode how you want it you need to select it in the standard Workbench ScreenMode preferences tool. Try opening that, I bet you'll see a list of all your custom screenmodes in there.

[pneron]

OK,,,that did the trick, finally...Now onto to my TCP/IP stack issue (I may start another thread in another forum). Thank you again Mike, you rock!

[pneron]

BTW: How do I get rid of this message after a reboot "error opening PicassoIV. Resource". I suspect this is software driver related residual from my first attempt of using the wrong driver install. - Thanks

[pneron]

any thoughts on how I can get rid of this message during up?

Thanks

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Remove all P96 software (including any entries in Startup-Sequence & User-Startup, libraries, etc.), and reinstall?

[pneron]

ok...will give this a shot. Thanks Mike

[pneron]

Hi Mike

I did as you suggested, ran the Picasso Uninstall and "tried" to remove all references to this program but perhaps I missed one of the  PicassoIV references somewhere?. At Boot-up, I still get the following message: Error Opening Picasso IV.resource

[pneron]

Any idea on this problem during "Boot-up"

Error Opening Picasso IV.resource?

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

A few ideas:

Something in your Startup-Sequence may be calling it. Post a copy?

Try running Enforcer or some such similar software to see what's calling it.

Try changing to a non P96 screenmode and rebooting.

What are your version numbers on the P96 libraries?

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Wait a sec, you have a PII. You're sure it's trying to open "Picasso IV.resourse"? Definitely something wonky with your install.  Are any of your screenmodes defined as PIV modes?

[pneron]

No, everything is PicassoII related. I ran the UNINSTALL and checked for any residual files before reinstalling again. Everything works fine but I get his message during boot-up.

[pneron]

I will post a copy of my startup as well tonight - Thanks Mike

[kolla]

Do you have anything Picasso-IV in devs:monitors perhaps?

[pneron]

I don't ** think so ** but will also double check

[Oldsmobile_Mike]

Just to confirm: if you completely remove the P96 software using the process you described earlier, and change back to a native screenmode, you still get the error message on boot?

At what point did you first see this message?