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[Devenic]

Most likely you have some sort of explorer plug-in causing a problem.  Sadly, there are tons of them out there and a lot of them are invisible to users, so it can be very hard to pin them down.  Worse, it's impossible to test with all the possible configurations of software and hardware.

If you could, post only the "Call Stack Information:" section from the qwix.elf file that should have been generated.  If it doesn't say "Call Stack Information" it will start with "Address | Module | Unit | Class | Method | Line".

[bandoogiemanz]

77D50329 USER32.dll                                                          SetWindowRgn
77D50329 USER32.dll                                                          SetWindowRgn
77D502DD USER32.dll                                                         SetWindowRgn
00664429C Qwix.exe      fBrowseLoc...                                 CreateBrowseLocal     94
006644288 Qwix.exe      fBrowseLoc...                                 CreateBrowseLocal     93
0066442FE Qwix.exe      fBrowseLoc...                                  CreateBrowseLocal     108
0066442D8 Qwix.exe      fBrowseLoc...                                 CreateBrowseLocal    105
006682BE Qwix.exe        fCreateIso...   TfrmCreateISO         edLocalFolderPr...     129
77D494DA User32.dll                                                          CallNextHookEx
77D494DA User32.dll                                                          GetCapture
77D496C2 User32.dll                                                          DispatchMessageA
77D496B8 User32.dll                                                          DispatchMessageA
0067ACC2 Qwix.exe      Qwix.dpr                                                                        70

[bandoogiemanz]

fyi, fixed the problem. Just used system restore to change my computer settings to about a week or so ago. Able to run qwix fine now

boyaah!