Neuro-programmer 3.exe - .Net Famework Initialization Error please set registry key HKLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT.NET FRAMEWORK\ install root to point to the .NET Framework Install location Can anyone help me resolve this error- I installed this program for the first time on to my windows 10 x64 brand new laptop and it is supposed to be compatible with windows 10 - when I try to open it I get the above error. i had to use revo to uninstall should I try to fix this before I re install or should I reinstall first and fix later. Any idea how to fix this - I have never edited a registry and am kind of nervous to do so- I need this computer to make a living and don't want to mess it up- took me weeks to get it set up in the first place so don't want to have to do a wipe and restore. I hope I posted this in the right category Thanks so much any help will be greatly appreciated Michelle

100% agree Deborah - we are going to fix this! I think BBB is first step because we definitely have a claim, hinging IMO upon the june 6th posting about providing at least 1 year support and indefinite access to member's area, then shutting the website down a few months later with no warning. Does anyone have copies of any original warrantee info? A lot of the website is archived at webarchive: https://web.archive.org/web/20170703075749/https://www.transparentcorp.com/support/contact.php Personally, I've spent money on a whole suite of equipment that I no longer can use - MWS Pro, Kasina, EMOTIV EEG, all the thoughtsounds and more. Plus the 1000s of hours I put into learning and working with the software to create tracks I can no longer play or modify. Add that to the lost revenue from working with clients and producing quality research. So, we undoubtedly have what we need for a successful BBB claim. From there, filing a class action consumer fraud lawsuit should be straightforward and shouldn't require any payment upfront if the lawyers think the case is winnable. Any research on that front would be incredibly helpful to "the cause". And original warrantees, if anyone can dig some up.

I contacted SHARM and it looks good, but no Kasina or EEG support. Audio only with no plans to expand in that domain.

Indeed- They are going under the name brain.fm but the parent company is still TransparentCorp and from what I see they have no financial problems. They just saw MWS etc as not worth the time to maintain and said screw it. Not right, and pretty sure not legal. If anyone has the time and bandwith to speak with a lawyer about the legality and what actual laws were broken, federal or state, that would be enormous for me to have in my negotiations with the organization. I know it falls under the general area of consumer fraud, but the exact crimes I don't have ironed out.

Here is a template email that I sent to my CPA - feel free to use and/or amend in contacting other attorneys: Dear xxxxx, On a unrelated issue to my tax questions, do you or does your firm deal with cases involving consumer fraud? I see that your firm handles fraud investigation but that this issue may be outside the scope of your practice. If that is so, could you possibly refer me to a suitable attorney? The Issue I am working on a problem with some proprietary software that was provided with some provisional warrantees and then they deleted all of their websites and rendered the software useless. There is a community of users who are ready to take action on this, because (1) it has cost us a lot of money (average $500-2k each, plus time investment and lost revenue) and (2) the software is the best out there and there is no suitable alternative. We bough "lifetime" licenses. I've finally got the attention of the company president, and am in negotiations but would like to know where we stand legally if they decide not to cooperate. I know we have a successful BBB claim which I see as the next step, but following that with a consumer fraud class action is something I am totally unfamiliar with. Sincerely, name: xxxx date: xx/xx/xxxx

Also sent a message here: https://sanfordheisler.com/consumer-fraud-lawyers/ Need to divert to other things now though lol Good luck everyone!

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Neuro-programmer 3.exe - .Net Famework Initialization Error

please set registry key HKLM\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT.NET FRAMEWORK\ install root to point to the .NET Framework Install location

Can anyone help me resolve this error- I installed this program for the first time on to my windows 10 x64 brand new laptop and it is supposed to be compatible with windows 10 - when I try to open it I get the above error. i had to use revo to uninstall

should I try to fix this before I re install or should I reinstall first and fix later.

Any idea how to fix this - I have never edited a registry and am kind of nervous to do so- I need this computer to make a living and don't want to mess it up- took me weeks to get it set up in the first place so don't want to have to do a wipe and restore.

I hope I posted this in the right category

Thanks so much any help will be greatly appreciated

Michelle

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2018-11-06T12:21:08+00:00

100% agree Deborah - we are going to fix this! I think BBB is first step because we definitely have a claim, hinging IMO upon the june 6th posting about providing at least 1 year support and indefinite access to member's area, then shutting the website down a few months later with no warning. Does anyone have copies of any original warrantee info? A lot of the website is archived at webarchive: https://web.archive.org/web/20170703075749/https://www.transparentcorp.com/support/contact.php

Personally, I've spent money on a whole suite of equipment that I no longer can use - MWS Pro, Kasina, EMOTIV EEG, all the thoughtsounds and more. Plus the 1000s of hours I put into learning and working with the software to create tracks I can no longer play or modify. Add that to the lost revenue from working with clients and producing quality research.

So, we undoubtedly have what we need for a successful BBB claim. From there, filing a class action consumer fraud lawsuit should be straightforward and shouldn't require any payment upfront if the lawyers think the case is winnable. Any research on that front would be incredibly helpful to "the cause". And original warrantees, if anyone can dig some up.
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2018-11-06T12:22:00+00:00

I contacted SHARM and it looks good, but no Kasina or EEG support. Audio only with no plans to expand in that domain.
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2018-11-06T12:26:07+00:00

Indeed- They are going under the name brain.fm but the parent company is still TransparentCorp and from what I see they have no financial problems. They just saw MWS etc as not worth the time to maintain and said screw it. Not right, and pretty sure not legal.

If anyone has the time and bandwith to speak with a lawyer about the legality and what actual laws were broken, federal or state, that would be enormous for me to have in my negotiations with the organization. I know it falls under the general area of consumer fraud, but the exact crimes I don't have ironed out.
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2018-11-06T12:41:10+00:00

Here is a template email that I sent to my CPA - feel free to use and/or amend in contacting other attorneys:

Dear xxxxx,

On a unrelated issue to my tax questions, do you or does your firm deal with cases involving consumer fraud? I see that your firm handles fraud investigation but that this issue may be outside the scope of your practice. If that is so, could you possibly refer me to a suitable attorney?

The Issue

I am working on a problem with some proprietary software that was provided with some provisional warrantees and then they deleted all of their websites and rendered the software useless. There is a community of users who are ready to take action on this, because (1) it has cost us a lot of money (average $500-2k each, plus time investment and lost revenue) and (2) the software is the best out there and there is no suitable alternative. We bough "lifetime" licenses. I've finally got the attention of the company president, and am in negotiations but would like to know where we stand legally if they decide not to cooperate. I know we have a successful BBB claim which I see as the next step, but following that with a consumer fraud class action is something I am totally unfamiliar with.

Sincerely,

name: xxxx

date: xx/xx/xxxx
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2018-11-06T12:51:15+00:00

Also sent a message here: https://sanfordheisler.com/consumer-fraud-lawyers/

Need to divert to other things now though lol

Good luck everyone!
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