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Hello,
I posted this message in a thread which was already open for this error in the Beta section, but since R13 is no longer beta and the error is still present, I am opening this thread here since it still needs to be addressed.
Configuration:
-Vista Ultimate X64 SP1
-Epson V750 scanner (which works a TWAIN scanner, amongst other modes of operation)
-Adobe CS3 (which works, and also works with the scanner, via TWAIN or PShop plugin)
Description of Error:
After having installed DB PowerAmp R13 Reference, when I run the CD ripper I also get an error window which opens up separately to the DB PowerAmp Ripper entitled "Unsupported 16-bit Application" and with a text box contents describing an error with "\??\C:\Windows\Twunk_16.exe".
If I close the error window or click on the "OK" button, then the error window is closed and the ripper is closed as well.
Workaround:
As long as I do not acknowledge this error window (ergo I ignore it, shove it to the side, etc.) then the ripper will run and seems to function correctly.
Sincerely,
Z.
I posted this message in a thread which was already open for this error in the Beta section, but since R13 is no longer beta and the error is still present, I am opening this thread here since it still needs to be addressed.
Configuration:
-Vista Ultimate X64 SP1
-Epson V750 scanner (which works a TWAIN scanner, amongst other modes of operation)
-Adobe CS3 (which works, and also works with the scanner, via TWAIN or PShop plugin)
Description of Error:
After having installed DB PowerAmp R13 Reference, when I run the CD ripper I also get an error window which opens up separately to the DB PowerAmp Ripper entitled "Unsupported 16-bit Application" and with a text box contents describing an error with "\??\C:\Windows\Twunk_16.exe".
If I close the error window or click on the "OK" button, then the error window is closed and the ripper is closed as well.
Workaround:
As long as I do not acknowledge this error window (ergo I ignore it, shove it to the side, etc.) then the ripper will run and seems to function correctly.
Sincerely,
Z.
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