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In case your QTP crashes frequently check this outA tip submitted by Learn. QTP reader Ajay Mohan. QTP crash issues. This driver was developed for text recognition mechanism that QTP doesnt support now. To solve the QTP crash problem, you need to uninstall this driver and here is how Go To command prompt. Start Run Type cmdChange directory to C Program Files. HPQuick. Test Professionalbin using the commandcd C Program Files. HPQuick. Test Professionalbin. Type in nttr. exe remove as shown in the image below. You will see a message box stating Text recognition has been uninstalled. Reboot machine. It should work without reboot as well but just in case. Try opening QTP, it should no longer crash now. Did this solve your QTP crash issueLet us know in the comment section below. If you too want to share your QTP related tips, contact us. Related Visual C Run Time Error QTP Crash. If QTP hangs or freezes on new installation. Thank You Ajay. If you want to keep track of further articles on UFT QTP. I recommend you to subscribe by Email and have new UFT articles sent directly to your inbox. How to Install Exchange Server 2. Management Tools on Windows 7. Office 2007 Portable Windows 7 Ita Games. The-Logon-Attempt-Failed.jpg' alt='Remote Desktop Connection 6.1.7601' title='Remote Desktop Connection 6.1.7601' />Remote Desktop Connection 6.1.7601Remote Desktop Connection 6.1.7601Remote Desktop Protocol RDP is enabled SetItemProperty Path HKLMSYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlTerminal Server name fDenyTSConnections Value 0. This document provides stepbystep installations and integrations of CUCILync with Microsoft Lync 2010 and Cisco Unified Communication Manager. Paul, this is an excellent post. Thanks for this great info Do people ever read the comments before asking questions This will be at the bottom of the page so nobody will EVER see this, but just in caseI did an install of Exchange 2. Management Console onto an IT Managers Win. These tips are potentially only valid with a Win. I dont know. I didnt test other OS versions. Resolves a vulnerability in the Microsoft Secure Channel Schannel security package in Windows that could allow remote code execution if an attacker sends specially. Paldrv. sys is the system driver that may be the culprit for your frequent QTP crash issues. This driver was developed was textrecognition mechanism that QTP doesn. One thing to note is that I already had the AD DS features of RSAT installed on this machine to enable a custom AD Taskpad snap in to run. If you follow these tips and still get a pre requisite error, might be worth enabling the RSAT features for AD DS. You need to be installing the management tools for the same version of Exchange Server that you are actually running. You might be able to use a NEWER version management console, but to be sure, use the same version. If you are seeing W3. SVC errors this is probably the cause. You need to have the RSAT Refresh installed for your operating system and enable the IIS features as listed in Pauls excellent post. You need to run the Exchange setup. ADMINISTRATOR as in, you right click setup. Run As Administrator. If you are getting failed pre requisite checks, this is probably the cause. Do not tick the box to install pre requisites as required. If you have this ticked, the pre requisite check will fail. Microsoft owes us all cake for this one. The PC you run the management tools on needs to be in the same Site as the exchange serverI am not too sure on this one, didnt test it. If you are getting W3. SVC error this could be the cause. If you are getting some random connectivity error, try disabling the windows firewall and if that fixes the problem identify culprit rules and make adjustments to only the minimum amount of rules required to get it working.