Conflict Catcher will now determine if the problem still exists, and restart your computer.
To interrupt the automatic process, click in the window.
Click “Continue Startup” to load the new set of files to test. Then, determine if the problem exists and open Conflict Catcher or restart your computer.
Click “Restart” to load the new set of files to test. Then, determine if the problem exists and open Conflict Catcher or restart your computer.
• The entire problem has been identified.
• Conflict Catcher will now try reordering startup files to see if the problem goes away.
• Because the problem hasn't yet existed during the test, we must verify that it exists.
• Conflict Catcher will now activate the remaining suspect.
• The next step is to see if the entire problem has been found.
• Conflict Catcher will now activate the files found to be part of the problem.
• Because the problem existed, the suspects that were inactive have been ruled out.
• Conflict Catcher will now activate half of the remaining suspects.
• Because the problem was gone, the suspects that were active have been ruled out.
• Conflict Catcher will now activate half of the remaining suspects.
• Because the problem was gone, there must be a startup conflict.
• Conflict Catcher will now activate half of the suspect files.
• Because the problem was gone, there must be a file conflict.
• Conflict Catcher will now activate the files your intuition said contained the problem.
• The next step is to see if Conflict Catcher will be able to identify your specific conflict.
• To begin the Conflict Test, you must restart the computer.
