DesktopX Professional?

Is this considered part of ObjectDesktop?

Published on January 8, 2010 By WebGizmos In Object Desktop

I just saw an "update available" for DesktopX Pro but when I click on the update I am told I need to register this product. So...the question is whether or not it is part of ObjectDesktop...if not I will just uninstall whatever was install. If it is part of ObjectDesktop how do I get this registered? I have no idea what or where the serial is to register this product....I just assumed it was already registered.

Also....is this a somewhat stable update...as in all widgets and such will continue working.

Comments (Page 2)

vijaysharma

on Feb 11, 2010

Ok...well I don't know how I got the Pro version installed since I never paid for it. So...I see both version 4 as being installed and Pro as being somewhat installed I'm guessing. So is it safe to uninstall the Pro version thats shown?

Neil Banfield

on Feb 11, 2010

vijaysharma

reply 16

Chances are Impulse is just confused and uninstalling the Pro version will remove the non Pro version too. I would leave it as it is.

karmat

on Feb 11, 2010

I see I'm not the only one! And what about Logon and LogonVista. I have windows 7 and don't know which one to get rid of.

neophil78

on Feb 11, 2010

k10w3

reply 6

I think it's a glitch in Impulse. I, too, had DesktopX Pro in my list of apps, and it said it was installed 01/06/2010. Since I KNOW I didn't install anything that day, I right clicked to verify if it was correctly installed, Impulse said it needed an update, I checked for updates, none were found, I uninstalled DX Pro (which took only a second...like long enough for Impulse to remove text), and then it was no longer in available programs to install...therefore, I'm assuming it was a glitch in Impulse.

It is a glitch in impulse: confirmed as it by support @ stardock.com since ... about ... one big month

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