OnLocation CS4 startup problem

Help please.
I have the same problem as mentioned in some point before.
But as nobody wrote a solution, i ask also if anybody can help me.
Problem description: OnLocation CS4 does not start up
-> No error message
All other programs from the Production Premium run well
Also runs OnLocation CS3 without any problem on this computer
System:
XP Pro (SP3)
2,4 GHz; 2 GB RAM; Direct X Ver. 9c.
I hope someone can give me a hint, so that my program runs.
Ciao
Albert

Hi Brooce,
thanks for your advice -> I have entered a report for the support.
Just in case my video card is a NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GT

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