Hello all!
I just had a situation where this Fiery was stuck while starting the Fiery service (the top bar kept saying "Starting, please wait"). After several attempts (running the cleanup.bat, check disks for errors) without success, and facing the prospect of reinstalling the software from CD, and figuring I had nothing to lose, I tried something: Running the setup from C:\CD2\Fiery\setup.exe
It worked. Don't ask me why, but it worked (at least so far).
So if you're in a predicament and have no other option (specially handy if you don't have the system CDs) here's a short list of hints:
- Go to the windows services and stop all the Fiery services
- Go to task manager and kill all the Fiery processes you see running
- Run the setup and follow the instructions
- Whenever setup tells you there's a file it needs to overwrite, ALT-TAB out of the setup, go to the folder where the file is and rename it and add .bak (or .old or something) to it, then ALT-TAB back to the setup and tell it to continue (if you don't do this the setup will eventually fail).
- Reboot in the end.
Worked for me, but your milleage may vary. Some settings will be kept, others will return to default.
let me know if this saves your proverbial ass.
Cheers!
I just had a situation where this Fiery was stuck while starting the Fiery service (the top bar kept saying "Starting, please wait"). After several attempts (running the cleanup.bat, check disks for errors) without success, and facing the prospect of reinstalling the software from CD, and figuring I had nothing to lose, I tried something: Running the setup from C:\CD2\Fiery\setup.exe
It worked. Don't ask me why, but it worked (at least so far).
So if you're in a predicament and have no other option (specially handy if you don't have the system CDs) here's a short list of hints:
- Go to the windows services and stop all the Fiery services
- Go to task manager and kill all the Fiery processes you see running
- Run the setup and follow the instructions
- Whenever setup tells you there's a file it needs to overwrite, ALT-TAB out of the setup, go to the folder where the file is and rename it and add .bak (or .old or something) to it, then ALT-TAB back to the setup and tell it to continue (if you don't do this the setup will eventually fail).
- Reboot in the end.
Worked for me, but your milleage may vary. Some settings will be kept, others will return to default.
let me know if this saves your proverbial ass.
Cheers!
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