2005 didn't crash, 2006 and 2007 do - even in safe mode

#2 11-27-2006, 02:04 PM

Thanks Steve! I ask if there is a command line option, and you point me to
the registry string. Worked great!

If anyone else finds this thread however, they will want to go to:
http://money.mvps.org/downloads/patches.aspx

to get the correct patch for Money2006, instead of Money2007.

In closing, how a mortal (ie, someone without Visual Studio) determines that
the crash is due to Lifetime Planner is beyond me!

Charles

#1 11-27-2006, 12:59 PM

To reset the lifetime planner you can download this patch its just a
registry file so just double click on the file within the Zip
http://money.mvps.org/downloads/file...lanner2007.zip
This will reset the planner for all files

--
Steve
steven_morrison69[at]hotmail.com

"CharlesGust" <CharlesGust[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C6A6A109-FDD3-458A-9014-17BE34524849[at]microsoft.com...
- quote -

> In Money 2006, the crash is a stack overflow in pfplan.dll. The call
> stack
> is full of pfplan.dll!2f433370()
> The actual report from Visual Studio is:
> Unhandled exception at 0x775062e7 in msmoney.exe: 0xC00000FD: Stack
> Overflow
> The File Version of pfplan.dll is: 15.00.0513
> This new evidence makes it less likely I'm observing something like the
> CitiVAN interaction crash (ie, caused by another application). It appears
> my
> MNY file has something in it that causes the lifetime planner to stack
> overflow. Is there a command line option to zero-out the data being
> considered by the lifetime planner?
> Charles
> "CharlesGust" wrote:
> > My system is up to date with Microsoft Update EXCEPT I am using IE6 (not
> > IE7). I've also just uninstalled CitiVAN because I read some reports in
> > this
> > newsgroup about problems with Money and CitiVAN. It's XPSP2.
> > > Right now, I've uninstalled 2007 and installed 2006. It will crash even
> > in
> > safe mode if I select File.Repair. When I run safe mode with networking
> > or
> > boot normally, even if I request to work offline, it will crash about
> > 30-60
> > seconds after starting, even if I do nothing. One second I'm looking at
> > the
> > "My Money" home page, and the next, it's gone. The LRD file is still
> > there,
> > but Money is no longer running. There are no messages or dialog boxes.
> > > I didnt have these problems with 2005, but it had other apparent problems
> > with looking up online services at financial institutions. That's what
> > started this weekend-killing fiasco with Money 2006 and 2007. All
> > versions
> > are Premier.
> > > Does anybody know of applications other than CitiVAN that interact with
> > Money and generate this behavior?

11-27-2006, 08:17 AM

In Money 2006, the crash is a stack overflow in pfplan.dll. The call stack
is full of pfplan.dll!2f433370()

The actual report from Visual Studio is:
Unhandled exception at 0x775062e7 in msmoney.exe: 0xC00000FD: Stack Overflow

The File Version of pfplan.dll is: 15.00.0513

This new evidence makes it less likely I'm observing something like the
CitiVAN interaction crash (ie, caused by another application). It appears my
MNY file has something in it that causes the lifetime planner to stack
overflow. Is there a command line option to zero-out the data being
considered by the lifetime planner?

Charles

"CharlesGust" wrote:

- quote -

> My system is up to date with Microsoft Update EXCEPT I am using IE6 (not
> IE7). I've also just uninstalled CitiVAN because I read some reports in this
> newsgroup about problems with Money and CitiVAN. It's XPSP2.
> Right now, I've uninstalled 2007 and installed 2006. It will crash even in
> safe mode if I select File.Repair. When I run safe mode with networking or
> boot normally, even if I request to work offline, it will crash about 30-60
> seconds after starting, even if I do nothing. One second I'm looking at the
> "My Money" home page, and the next, it's gone. The LRD file is still there,
> but Money is no longer running. There are no messages or dialog boxes.
> I didnt have these problems with 2005, but it had other apparent problems
> with looking up online services at financial institutions. That's what
> started this weekend-killing fiasco with Money 2006 and 2007. All versions
> are Premier.
> Does anybody know of applications other than CitiVAN that interact with
> Money and generate this behavior?

#-1 11-27-2006, 03:07 AM

My system is up to date with Microsoft Update EXCEPT I am using IE6 (not
IE7). I've also just uninstalled CitiVAN because I read some reports in this
newsgroup about problems with Money and CitiVAN. It's XPSP2.

Right now, I've uninstalled 2007 and installed 2006. It will crash even in
safe mode if I select File.Repair. When I run safe mode with networking or
boot normally, even if I request to work offline, it will crash about 30-60
seconds after starting, even if I do nothing. One second I'm looking at the
"My Money" home page, and the next, it's gone. The LRD file is still there,
but Money is no longer running. There are no messages or dialog boxes.

I didnt have these problems with 2005, but it had other apparent problems
with looking up online services at financial institutions. That's what
started this weekend-killing fiasco with Money 2006 and 2007. All versions
are Premier.

Does anybody know of applications other than CitiVAN that interact with
Money and generate this behavior?

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