[WoW] Problem Launching Character Sets

[Exit0sus]

I've been searching for a solution to this problem for a few days so sorry if it's already been posted before but it's geting really annoying.

Whenever I try to launch a character set, some of the WoW windows don't open and give me this error:
"World of Warcraft was unable to start up 3D acceleration. Please make sure Directx 9.0c is installed and your video drivers are up-to-date."

The process for those WoW windows are still running in Task Manager so I have to close them manually before trying to run the character set again. After repeating this for a good 5 minutes, I can eventually get all 5 windows running. I don't have this problem when trying to run a single instance of WoW.


System Information:
Windows 7 Professional 32-bit
Intel Core2 Duo E8400
4GB RAM
DirectX 11
NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT (latest driver)

ISBoxer Toolkit Profile:
http://pastebin.com/3SxFhhik


I've tried increasing the delay between opening windows up to 5 seconds. I've tried un-ticking 'Remove border around main window'. I've made sure none are running in fullscreen mode (from config files) and I'm pretty much out of ideas now.

Again, sorry if this has been solved before or has nothing to do with InnerSpace. Thanks in advance.


NOTE: This has just started happening recently. Also, sometimes I dont get an error at all - it just doesn't open all instances of WoW.

[lax]

Weird that you would have started getting this recently. If you think it might be from the recent Inner Space update, you can try the previous version to see if that works:
1. Right click IS and select Patcher
2. Uncheck "Always patch" and close IS
3. Extract http://www.lavishsoft.com/downloads/Lavish.InnerSpace.5039.zip over your Inner Space folder
Your settings will be kept in tact.

If it DOES solve the problem, then it would help to have additional information. Specifically:
1. Hit ` in-game to bring up the in-game IS console (or, set a different hotkey in your ISBoxer Character Set for the IS console option, and use that hotkey)
2. Enter the command "diag" with no quotes. It should pop up some diagnostic information in notepad. If it goes crazy and opens tons of them, then I am sorry and you should frantically kill the wow.exe process in task manager That is a but that happens sometimes unfortunately.
3. Either go to pastebin.com and paste it there and give me the link, or send it to me in email to lax@lavishsoft.com

That info might help me correct the problems you're having

[Exit0sus]

Previous version worked fine. I ran it 5 times to be sure and it worked every time.

Heres the diagnostic information (after downgrading, not sure if it matters):
http://pastebin.com/kSyuTFBG


Thanks for the quick reply