Access Connection 5.2 QCTray /exit or /killac will make gui crash in vista os.

Access Connection ver5.20 Build 7XCV14WW
Encounter Crash reported by Vista Os: with the following message
ThinkVantage Access Connections Main GUI Applications has stopped working.
Windows can check online for a solution to the problem .
-> Check online for a solution and close the program
-> Close the program
Step to Reproduce:
1. Open Command Prompt with Administrator right.
2. Type : QCTray /exit or QCTray /killac
3. a message will popup and show the above message .
PS: Previous version does not encounter this issue. I found on after i updated to latest version 5.20.
Bug ?

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