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<blockquote data-quote="aroy" data-source="post: 420377" data-attributes="member: 16090">Lot of software do not clean the registry fully. That creates a problem in a reinstall. Try cxleaning the registry.. Use windows to uninstall all the Nikon Software.. In command prompt type &quot;REGEDIT&quot;. Search for &quot;NIKON&quot; and delete each entry found.. Go to beginning of file and Search/Delete again.. Exit regedit, and run it again, and search/delete the Nikon entries.. Reboot the computer and search for Nikon in registry, in case some entries are left, or some software is creating the entry again.Now do a clean install. If the problem persists, then some drivers in your &quot;Upgrade&quot; are conflicting, and you can do little about it, excepting asking Nikon to solve it.One thing I have found is that and old MB, with new OS and latest Software are not always compatible. I have a 8+ year dual Xeon MB. Every thing worked fine with XP. Once I loaded Windows problems started with mysterious crashes. I traced it to driver incompatibility between the OS and older hardware. SO I deleted those drivers which were not really essential and the problems stopped.By the way, I use &quot;Cute PDF&quot; driver to print to &quot;PDF&quot;, which works perfectly with all OS versions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aroy, post: 420377, member: 16090"] Lot of software do not clean the registry fully. That creates a problem in a reinstall. Try cxleaning the registry. . Use windows to uninstall all the Nikon Software. . In command prompt type "REGEDIT" . Search for "NIKON" and delete each entry found. . Go to beginning of file and Search/Delete again. . Exit regedit, and run it again, and search/delete the Nikon entries. . Reboot the computer and search for Nikon in registry, in case some entries are left, or some software is creating the entry again. Now do a clean install. If the problem persists, then some drivers in your "Upgrade" are conflicting, and you can do little about it, excepting asking Nikon to solve it. One thing I have found is that and old MB, with new OS and latest Software are not always compatible. I have a 8+ year dual Xeon MB. Every thing worked fine with XP. Once I loaded Windows problems started with mysterious crashes. I traced it to driver incompatibility between the OS and older hardware. SO I deleted those drivers which were not really essential and the problems stopped. By the way, I use "Cute PDF" driver to print to "PDF", which works perfectly with all OS versions. [/QUOTE]

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