Prog crashes every time - after entering a few characters in the search - cannot find why - help needed.

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Prog crashes every time - after entering a few characters in the search - cannot find why - help needed.
All other hubs and downloads work fine.
This problem started recently - I suspect other software clashing but even when I stop all other progs autostarting, and after areboot the problem still occurs.
I may be a registration problem but I don't know what to look for.

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Fuzzzz (paul-aircooled) said :
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I'm running Win2000 with SP4.

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Twilight2013 (twilight2013) said :
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What version of DC++ are you using?

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Fuzzzz (paul-aircooled) said :
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I'm using DC++ 0.7091

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poy (poy) said :
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you mean, when typing characters in the search box in the search window? or when actually executing the search?

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Fuzzzz (paul-aircooled) said :
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It crashes as I type.
I had another thought - could it be a memeory management problem or even faulty memory? - I notice that after DC++ has been running for a while the memory usage apears to increase over time. After a 24hrs the memory usage by DC++ is around 1.5 G Is this normal ?

I notice that shortly after loading DC++ the memory usage is much less.

This does not create a problem when it is left alone but when I try and search, it does not it!

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poy (poy) said :
#6

memory leak isn't normal.

click the "Create bug report" link on the right and try to follow <https://answers.launchpad.net/dcplusplus/+faq/337> so that there can be more information about your crash.

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