why "OnInitDialog()" keep appearing after start up


  1. goku186
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    window 7 32bit
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    why "OnInitDialog()" keep appearing after start up


    hello,

    anyone know why OnInitDialog() keep appearing after I start up my pc?

    It said something like this, "the unknown application error".

    It is cause of my gaming software or what?
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  3. usasma
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    Win7 x64 + x86
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    Please provide the information that this tool will gather: SF Diagnostic Tool
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