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The AutoUpdate feature allows
the software to check the Successline web site (or a network location) for
updated versions of the software and automatically download and install them
if available. Normally, this feature can be controlled from within the
software by going to the Program Settings & Maintenance utility.
However, the feature can also be manually disabled through the Windows
Registry without having to go into the program. This may be necessary
if the feature is preventing the software from starting, which can happen on
some computers due to problems with making the check on the Internet (maybe
Proxy Server settings). The program could end up waiting for an
excessively long timeout response and appear to stop responding.
Follow these steps to manually disable the AutoUpdate feature. Note
that this may require sufficient permissions to edit the Windows Registry on
your computer:
- Click on the Windows Start menu and
choose Run....
- Type in REGEDIT in the Open
box and click on OK.
- In the Registry Editor, expand the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE key from the list on the left by clicking on the
plus box next to it.
- Expand the SOFTWARE key.
- Expand the Successline Inc. key.
- Expand the SOL Tracker key.
- Expand the 4.0 key.
- Click on the Settings key to
select it. The list on the right should be populated with the
program setting values.
- In the list on the right, right-click on
the AutoUpdateEnabled setting and select Modify from the
menu.
- Change the Value data to False
and click OK.
- Close the Registry Editor.
These steps will have disabled the
AutoUpdate feature.
Refer to the following question for additional information:
Fixing Access 2002 Installation
Problems
How to control the automatic upgrading of installed software |
