KBoost.exe error after installing iBall PC Suite

Asked By clever techy 50 points N/A Posted on - 09/16/2012

Recently, I installed iBall PC Suite on my PC. After restarting my PC, I started getting an error Program quits, Unhandled Error occurred. Access violation at address 0045596B in module 'KBoost.exe'. I uninstalled the iBall PC Suite but the problem still persists. How can I fix it?

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Answered By Aquino Meman 30 points N/A #108392

KBoost.exe error after installing iBall PC Suite

 

Hello.

There might be a problem with the compatibility issue of the iball pc suit with your operating system.

Try to download the compatible software with your operating system.

You can download the latest version of iball pc suite from the below link.

https://flashtool.org/7/download-iBall-pc-suite.html

and also please download the manual in order to install iball pc suit without any problem.

 

 

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Answered By Davidson Mudge 0 points N/A #108393

KBoost.exe error after installing iBall PC Suite

Hi Clever,

     This is a compatibility issue if you are using a Windows Vista to Windows 8 Operating System. What you can do is to set the program to run compatible with the current platform. Go to Program Files folder (x86) > Typing Master, and then find “KBoost.exe”. Right click the file and then look for compatibility tab and then put a check mark on Run this program in compatibility mode and then choose Windows XP SP3. Under the Privilege box put a check mark on the Run program as administrator, click OK to finalize and then try loading the program again. Sometimes this process requires a restart.

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