I'm trying to turn off that nagging

Version Conflict Manager thats keeps asking me do i want to keep this file

beause its newer.I want it to automatically detect and keep the newer files automatically

wothout promptin me

and replace the older files auotmatically.Is it possible.

Have you tried to delete these 2 registry keys:

REGEDIT4
[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\control\SessionManager\CheckVerDLLs]
[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\control\SessionManager\WarnVerDLLs]

Save as REG file and then run it.

FYI:

These are also deleted by 98SE2ME.

HTH

Yes the files are deleted but i still get the prompt.

Try this:

1. move temporarily VCM [vcmui.exe] somewhere else:

http://support.microsoft.com/?id=186157

2. run this from a DOS box:

%windir%\SYSTEM\SFC.EXE /a:%windir%\SFCSYNC.TXT

3. move vcmui.exe back.

HTH

P.S.:

The reg keys are not files, just reg keys [the registry is a virtual database].

More info:

http://www.mdgx.com/reg.htm#RTS

Edited May 25, 200620 yr by MDGx

Just tryed above method still gettin prompt.

Did u get any errors and/or messages after you moved vcmui.exe away from %windir%\system ?

If you still did, then VCM is not responsible for those errors, and you need to look somewhere else for the cause.

HTH

Did u get any errors and/or messages after you moved vcmui.exe away from %windir%\system ?

If you still did, then VCM is not responsible for those errors, and you need to look somewhere else for the cause.

HTH

No errors

Edit:

IMHO:

Then you can leave vcmui.exe out of %windir% [or wherever it is located on your computer], or rename it to something like vcmui98.exe.

Also, you can save the entire registry as a REG file [using Regedit's Export Registry feature], then open the REG file in a Notepad replacement like PFE [Windows Notepad does not support text files larger than 64 KB]:

http://www.mdgx.com/toy.htm#TXT

and search for "vcmui" [don't type quotes].

Save all lines which contain vcmui into a REG file [for backup purpose], then delete them from your registry.

How to delete Registry keys + values:

http://www.mdgx.com/newtip16.htm#DRK

HTH

Edited May 29, 200620 yr by MDGx

IMHO:

Then you can leave vcmui.exe out of %windir%\system , or rename it to sometyhing like vcmui98.exe.

HTH

Its not in the %windir%\system it in the %windir%

Then leave it out of %windir% , or wherever it is located on your computer.

See also my previous post about how to delete it from your registry.

HTH