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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about ComponentOne focus on a recurring popup message related to the ComponentOne XarrayDB Object, typically appearing on Windows 7 systems. Users report seeing messages like "ComponentOne XarrayDB Object - trial period will expire" or "ComponentOne XarrayDB Object has expired" when starting certain browsers or installing software. The issue often arises after installing or uninstalling Windows Live Essentials 2011, particularly Windows Live Mail. Affected users seek solutions to remove the persistent popup, which can interfere with normal system use. The tag covers troubleshooting this specific ComponentOne component error on Windows 7 virtual machines and physical installations.
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Windows 7 Recurring Popup Issue with Windows Live Essentials 2011 on Windows 7 Virtual Machine
I am running Windows 7 Ultimate on a virtual machine on an iMac using VMWare Fusion. Everything went fine up to the moment I installed Windows Live Essentials 2011 some 2 months ago. When I tried to start a program such as Live Mail, my mouse froze and I had to stop the virtual machine manually...- dagobert39
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- application error browser componentone imac live essentials mouse freeze notifications popup restart software software bugs software installation troubleshooting user experience virtual machine virtualization vmware fusion windows 7 windows live mail
- Replies: 10
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 7 ComponentOne XarrayDB Object
Does anybody know what the message " ComponentOne XarrayDB Object has expired" means? I am running Windows 7 and since a month a popup with the above message appears every now and then, particularly when starting certain browsers. I usually remove the popup using the mouse and can then proceed...- dagobert39
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- browser issues componentone popup software expiration tech support user help windows 7 windows live mail xarraydb
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Windows Software