UPDATED INFO "maxwin.exe has generated errors and will be closed down by windows."

Have you made the user(s) in question members of the "Power Users" group on the workstation?

The user is part of the "Administrator" group on the client workstation. Based upon other posts, it seemed that this would be a superset of putting them in the Power User group, and it isn't working.

Just a little details than my prior post. Last week when I first visited this client on a different issue, any user on this particular Win2K station who would log into Maximizer would get the login prompt, enter username and password and then get returned to Windows without any errors. I then rename the BPWindow directory and removed MaxAlarm and MaxFinder from the startup folder. From that point everyone was able to login as themselves and run Maximizer without any errors. I also rebooted to make sure all changes had taken effect. It worked for about a day and a half. Then in the middle of the day, it just stopped working for all users except Administrator on that station.

Thanks,
Derrick

I verified that the user was in the "Power Users" group on the workstation and that the user can create/delete files on the shared drive on the server where the Maximizer files are located.

Just to recap, the client workstation is running Win2K with Maximizer 6.0. I have no issues if I login to Windows as Administrator, then into Maximizer as the user. I only have problems if I login to Windows as the user (the one in the Power User and Administrator groups) and try to run Maximizer. The error window comes up before I am even prompted for a Maximizer login window.

I did verify the registry entries for:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Pervasive Software
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MultiAtive Software
were enabled for full access for this user.

What am I missing?

Thanks,
Derrick

Gord,

Thanks for your help. For completeness, I am linking the resolution that I posted on another thread here:
RESOLUTION
Thanks again for your help!

Derrick