Sudden Fatal Alert

[jn46]

I notice this morning that each time I do a Global Find on the T3 (no matter what I'm searching for), I get a Fatal Alert; the error message is the same in each instance:

SystemCompatibility.c, Line:69, Invalid card #

I can do a soft reset to get out of the freeze, but I cannot do a Global Find without encountering the problem.

Recent installations -- and, therefore, I suppose, potential "suspects" -- are AgendaVu, Handyshopper, and iSilo 4.01 (although I'd had & used the previous version of iSilo without incident).

I've deleted AgendaVU, but that has not solved the problem.

Has anyone else encountered the same problem? If so, has anyone identified a likely "suspect" as the cause? I would be grateful for any suggested solutions.

Thanks in advance.

Jeff

[Gekko]

could be Docs To Go known problem. Go to that app and uncheck "Global Find" in all.

[jn46]

Gekko,

I went to Documents to Go and, as you suggested, unchecked the "Global Find" in all preference. Unfortunately, the Fatal Alert problem persists. Many thanks, however, for your suggestion.

Jeff

[cgeorge]

You are not alone I was having the same exact problem! Thank you for the fix I have been frustrated trying to figure out the cause of the error.

[jn46]

To complete -- I trust -- the saga: After performing a hard reset (which at first merely reimported the problem), I reinstalled Documents to Go -- pinpointed as a logical "suspect" in a related forum -- and then (and only then) put back the recently installed other programs (AgendaVU, Handyshopper, iSilo 4.01). Result: The Fatal Alert problem is solved. Thanks to all for your constructive suggestions.

Jeff

[n2ifp]

Originally posted by jn46
To complete -- I trust -- the saga: After performing a hard reset (which at first merely reimported the problem), I reinstalled Documents to Go -- pinpointed as a logical "suspect" in a related forum -- and then (and only then) put back the recently installed other programs (AgendaVU, Handyshopper, iSilo 4.01). Result: The Fatal Alert problem is solved. Thanks to all for your constructive suggestions.

Jeff
There is a freeware app called "FindTester" which will tell you what app is causing the error.

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