Matrox x.tools y adobe encore

Hola a todos.
Con Matrox x.tools 6122 instalado adobe encore 1.5 no funciona correctamente, no se visualizan bien las ventanas y cuando intento renderizar los menus y botones animados no lo hace y visualizo el mensaje os error-2147024809. Puedo trabajar desinstalando x.tools, pero claro, se pierde mucho tiempo haciendolo una y otra vez.
¿Alguien conoce una solucion para este problema?
Gracias de antemano.

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