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by: solomonoptical January 16, 2013 9:43 AM PST

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error 91 block variable or with variable not set windows xp

by solomonoptical - 1/16/13 9:43 AM

I am trying to access a program called Luxottica Ez Frame
upon opening I get the error message
error 91 block variable or with variable not set

I have tried booting in a clean state
and
typing msconfig command
gave me this error

msconfig not recognized by windows
please help
Im running a dell 2400 from 2002 on windows xp


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Clarification request: Did you research this?

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 1/16/13 10:07 AM

In Reply to: error 91 block variable or with variable not set windows xp by solomonoptical

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&as_q=Luxottica+Ez+Frame+error+91 lead me to this on the first hit.

http://first-insight.info/EZF/Error91

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hello thank you

by solomonoptical - 1/16/13 11:36 AM

In Reply to: Did you research this? by R. Proffitt Moderator

I have purchased the program in 2002
since then luxottica has sold ezframe to first insight
to access support they want $800.00 for my first question
I never used support when luzottica owned the program and I am not going to pay $800 for a question
please advise
I really would appreciate it


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So it's not worth that much.

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 1/16/13 11:47 AM

In Reply to: hello thank you by solomonoptical

Given you got over a decade of use it appears that the answer is to go back to what worked or replace the system.

The links I found on this look to be pretty intricate and beyond what I'll repeat here. That is, discussion of MSSQLServer usually results in folk going "what is MSSQLServer?" which means they need on site support.

The second link did list a lot of the common causes so my advice is to use those.
Bob


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