X60t: Can´t create a new profile within Access Connections
Hi,
I use the current version of the Intel Drivers together with the current version of Access Connections for Vista on my X60 Tablet.
Trying to create a new profile within Access Connections I get an Error-window containing the message: "An unsupported operation was attempted." After that the window hangs and cannot be closed.
I tried to uninstall and reinstall Access Connections but have the same problem after this procedure.
Is there anyone having an idea how to solve this problem?
regards
pitschi
moderator note: Type and problem added to title.
Message Edited by Agotthelf on 28-03-2009 12:12 AM
Hello,
which version of AC do you use? 5.21?
The problem is known, going back to previous version helps.
Then here is a thread and a workaround already.
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