Can someone test INSTALLWATCH

Britton30 said:

It appears your machine has some issues causing another issue. Anyone else's testing unknown software would be no help I don't think. For myself I don't understand this InstallWatch not what you are trying to do.

Same here. Never heard of it myself and I've been around a while. To me also it sounds like something besides that particular program is making it do as you describe. Have you tried a restore point/system image to before this happened? Can you tell/see anything else wrong with your machine? Maybe a sfc/scannow would find something but I doubt it.

We try hard here at Sevenforums to give all the help we can, but I'm sorry I draw the line at installing unknown software on my machine for testing purposes. Not that I think it would do any good as every machine is different in some sort of way. I hope you can find the answers you're looking for!

Doubtingthomas said:

This is not an unknown software. I am amused by the way it behaves differently while taking a snapshot and during analysis.

OK, maybe you can contact the 13 people who are familiar with it to test for yoiu.

Doubtingthomas you have been trying to get someone to install this program on their computer from Dec 16 when this thread started. I don't think it's going to happen.

Gary said:

I do not care to install any software that I have never heard of before. I have been dealing with computers since 1983.

And especially one that does unknown things to the registry. A 32bit program fooling with a 64bit registry is a recipe for disaster.
I would suggest the OP contact the author of the program, if it is no longer supported one will have to admit defeat and use a more modern substitute that is 64 bit aware.