In Windows Vista, or in some cases with XP, the Data Execution Prevention feature of Windows causes Replay A/V to crash.

Here's how you can turn off Data Execution Prevention:

1. Click Start.
2. Select Control Panel (or Settings, Control Panel if you're on Vista)
3. On Vista, select Classic View.
4. Double click System
5. On Vista, Select Advanced System Settings
6. Click the Advanced tab
7. In the Performance region select Settings
8. Click the Data Execution Prevention tab
9. Select Turn on DEP essential Windows Programs and Services only
10. Click OK
11. Reboot

Last update: 10:49 AM Wednesday, September 29, 2010

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