the generic description seems to be "shared device not found".. mostly 
disconnected network shares and missing printers.. but "new or unknown 
technology found" makes sense, too.. stuff connected via usb or hdmi ports 
that paradox just can't comprehend.. it doesn't understand thumbs.db :-)


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"PhilipTdotcom"  wrote in message 
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Peter,

Thanks SO MUCH for this tip!

Here's a corollary:

I had the same problem, so I explored "This PC" on my system.  However, 
there
were no links there that were dead or otherwise unavailable.

Following in the vein of your idea, I decided to unplug my phone (which was
connected via USB); although the phone WAS accessible via Explorer, removing
the phone FIXED THE PROBLEM.

Aloha,
philiptdotcom


"Peter" <reklame001.vaessen@xs4all.nl> wrote:
>
>I have finally cought the problem.
>
>It is not a direct Win10 update or buildversion problem what I assumed in
>my earlier post.
>
>For the table lookup dialog Paradox is scanning "This PC" for all the links
>in the current user folders like Documents, Music, Desktop, Pictures, 
>Videos,
>etc. If there is a media player link or a "dead" link in that folder, like
>a networkshare that is not running, the dialog crashes without message.
>
>So, don‘t add any other links to the standard links in "This PC" otherwise
>Table lookup will crash.
>
>In safe mode (without network) there is less change of crashing because
Media
>player will be ignored. But it still can crash if the actual user has added
>a shortcut to a network folder.
>
>I am relieved that this is solved because I had no real other issues with
>Paradox 11(.0.0.41) for the last years under Win10.
>
>Kind regards, Peter