2009 MBP Bootcamp Blue Screen

[Steven]

We don't have all versions history.

Try to delete inpout32.dll file and use /log command line option. Use 1.2 beta version

[Steven]

What you really need is to get rid of Windows XP

[jch]

Just tried what you said. Still blue screen.
What is the earliest version you have?

[Steven]

jch
I'll make a special version of the app for you to test. Please keep in touch

[Steven]

Try using the latest beta version with /inpout32 command line parameter (inpout32.dll must present)

[jch]

with inpout? I not quite sure what you mean sorry

[Steven]

1. Install latest beta (blue screen will appear after installation again)
2. Reboot, and run MFC manually like that
C:\Program Files\Macs Fan Control\MacsFanControl.exe /inpout32

[jch]

I tried running inpout32.dll but it wont let me (must select program to open with)
Also I tried running the beta again and now my computer instantly restarts (no blue screen)

[Steven]

You cannot run a .dll file. Forget about it.

You must run MacsFanControl.exe with command line parameter /inpout32, it should work without a crash I think.

[jch]

Still doesn't seem to work.

[Steven]

"doesn't work" means blue screen or your failed to run it int the way I've explained?

[jch]

I can't try it in normal boot because as soon as I log in the computer restarts.

So in safe mode, I went to run, and typed MacsFanControl.exe/inpout32

[Steven]

In safe mode disable automatic startup of MFC.
You can use Uninstall Tool program and its Startup button or
delete this registry entry directly
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\MacsFanControl

After that proceed with normal boot, go to command line and and try to run
MacsFanControl.exe /inpout32

[jch]

I get a error message saying windows can't find it.

But the instant crashing has gone since doing what you said.

(Cant open MFC though)

[jch]

Sorry about the hassle

[Steven]

You don't know how to run a program with specifying a command line parameter?

[jch]

I have been using cmd.
But I get a error message saying it cant find it (I am choosing the right path)


Is there another way I should be opening it?

[jch]

May I try the earliest version you have? Or was 1.1 the earliest?

[Steven]

We have two options.

1. Move to Windows 7
2. Place this file to the program directory (latest beta) and run this file.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/f2z3tqvol2fuq ... l.bat?dl=0

May I try the earliest version you have? Or was 1.1 the earliest?

We don't have older versions.

[jch]

I put the file in MFC folder, and went to run it.
As soon as I do my computer crashes


I shall keep trying. But if no luck I guess I must buy W7

Will Windows 10 be supported?