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Posted by disneyland lady
- August 19, 2009, 09:02:00 AMQuote from: katshan on August 19, 2009, 07:03:04 AMI would certainly be willing to try what Homer said to get to the problem.
well im back again with same issue. still dont work. i have 3 other cheats and they all work just fine all night all day. if those work just fine could there be a bug in beaker creature cheat or something like that? im not gonn KEEP putting stuff on my cmputer just for a cheat u know? thanks
Posted by katshan
- August 19, 2009, 07:03:04 AMwell im back again with same issue. still dont work. i have 3 other cheats and they all work just fine all night all day. if those work just fine could there be a bug in beaker creature cheat or something like that? im not gonn KEEP putting stuff on my cmputer just for a cheat u know? thanks 
Posted by Homer
- July 26, 2009, 11:40:23 AMAhhh....the unforgettable "Cripes" error. It's a pogo issue and from my experience it is most likely to happen from running your auto too fast. There isn't a lot you can do about that error but 
at your computer but I am listing a bunch of stuff below that may or may not help the problem.
Taken from Pogo:
The following error has occurred:
The Applet Encountered a Programming Error (Cripes!)
Explanation:
This error usually indicates that either the applet has been corrupted in your cache, there's a bug in your browser or there's a bug in our applet.
How to Fix the Problem:
The most common cause of this error occurs when your copy of the applet is corrupted. So the first thing you should do is clear your browser's cache and see if this fixes the problem.
Pull down the Tools menu and choose "Internet Options"
Click on the General tab.
Click on the Delete Files button in the "Temporary Internet Files" section and then click OK when the dialog box appears.
Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.
Exit and relaunch Internet Explorer.
You might also need to turn off your Java JIT compiler. Here's how to do that:
Pull down the Tools menu and choose "Internet Options"
Click on the Advanced tab.
Scroll down to the "Java VM" subhead and make sure "Java JIT compiler enabled" is unchecked.
Click the OK button.
After clearing your cache, you need to quit and restart your browser. If you don't quit the browser, your cache will not be completely cleared out.
If this doesn't seem to solve your problem, try rebooting your computer.
If this does not fix the problem, you may have a caching proxy server between you and our web server. To see if this is the case, check the proxy setting for your browser. If there is a proxy server set, try turning it off. Then clear your cache again as described above, and quit and restart your browser to see if it fixes the problem.
If this does not fix the problem, your browser may not be installed properly. Try re-installing your browser.
If all of these solutions still don't fix your problem, then you have probably encountered a bug in our applet or in the browser you are using. Earlier browser versions (Netscape 3.x and 4.0x as well as Internet Explorer 3.x) may have Java-related bugs in them that are causing the problem. There is a good chance that upgrading your browser will fix the error.
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Another option which I didn't find listed in those instructions was deleting the actual game applets.
There are several types of maintenance that can be taken on a regular basis to try and prevent problems from occurring. This included Deleting Temporary Internet Files/Browser Cache and Deleting Game Objects. We only officially support a few browsers as they are the most common and compatible with our site. They are Netscape 7.x, Internet Explorer 6.x, and Safari for Mac OSX. If you do a search on the help site for "Cache", you will find instructions on how to clear the cache for those browsers.
For Club Pogo members, you can follow these instructions on deleting objects in Internet Explorer. This is where the game files are actually stored with Fast Access on Club Pogo. Here's how to do that:
"Open Internet Explorer (even if you normally use the AOL or MSN browser)
"Go to the 'Tools' menu in Internet Explorer
"Choose 'Internet Options'
"In the middle of the Internet Options window, look for the 'settings' button in the middle, under 'Temporary Internet Files'
"On the Settings screen, click the 'View Objects' Tab. This is where your browser stores the actual game applet.
"Look for any files in the list that are Pogo games. Things like 'PopFu by Pogo', 'Freecell by Pogo' and so on, and delete those.
"Click 'Yes' to confirm the deletion of each file
Now, if you did everything from parts One and Two, and you are still encountering difficulties, the issue could be a problem with our servers. Most often, we are already aware of these problems because we have received complaints from other members or we notice that the number of players on the site is abnormally low or declining. The best thing to do is to check back again in an hour or two and see if the problem is gone.
at your computer but I am listing a bunch of stuff below that may or may not help the problem.Taken from Pogo:
The following error has occurred:
The Applet Encountered a Programming Error (Cripes!)
Explanation:
This error usually indicates that either the applet has been corrupted in your cache, there's a bug in your browser or there's a bug in our applet.
How to Fix the Problem:
The most common cause of this error occurs when your copy of the applet is corrupted. So the first thing you should do is clear your browser's cache and see if this fixes the problem.
Pull down the Tools menu and choose "Internet Options"
Click on the General tab.
Click on the Delete Files button in the "Temporary Internet Files" section and then click OK when the dialog box appears.
Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.
Exit and relaunch Internet Explorer.
You might also need to turn off your Java JIT compiler. Here's how to do that:
Pull down the Tools menu and choose "Internet Options"
Click on the Advanced tab.
Scroll down to the "Java VM" subhead and make sure "Java JIT compiler enabled" is unchecked.
Click the OK button.
After clearing your cache, you need to quit and restart your browser. If you don't quit the browser, your cache will not be completely cleared out.
If this doesn't seem to solve your problem, try rebooting your computer.
If this does not fix the problem, you may have a caching proxy server between you and our web server. To see if this is the case, check the proxy setting for your browser. If there is a proxy server set, try turning it off. Then clear your cache again as described above, and quit and restart your browser to see if it fixes the problem.
If this does not fix the problem, your browser may not be installed properly. Try re-installing your browser.
If all of these solutions still don't fix your problem, then you have probably encountered a bug in our applet or in the browser you are using. Earlier browser versions (Netscape 3.x and 4.0x as well as Internet Explorer 3.x) may have Java-related bugs in them that are causing the problem. There is a good chance that upgrading your browser will fix the error.
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Another option which I didn't find listed in those instructions was deleting the actual game applets.
There are several types of maintenance that can be taken on a regular basis to try and prevent problems from occurring. This included Deleting Temporary Internet Files/Browser Cache and Deleting Game Objects. We only officially support a few browsers as they are the most common and compatible with our site. They are Netscape 7.x, Internet Explorer 6.x, and Safari for Mac OSX. If you do a search on the help site for "Cache", you will find instructions on how to clear the cache for those browsers.
For Club Pogo members, you can follow these instructions on deleting objects in Internet Explorer. This is where the game files are actually stored with Fast Access on Club Pogo. Here's how to do that:
"Open Internet Explorer (even if you normally use the AOL or MSN browser)
"Go to the 'Tools' menu in Internet Explorer
"Choose 'Internet Options'
"In the middle of the Internet Options window, look for the 'settings' button in the middle, under 'Temporary Internet Files'
"On the Settings screen, click the 'View Objects' Tab. This is where your browser stores the actual game applet.
"Look for any files in the list that are Pogo games. Things like 'PopFu by Pogo', 'Freecell by Pogo' and so on, and delete those.
"Click 'Yes' to confirm the deletion of each file
Now, if you did everything from parts One and Two, and you are still encountering difficulties, the issue could be a problem with our servers. Most often, we are already aware of these problems because we have received complaints from other members or we notice that the number of players on the site is abnormally low or declining. The best thing to do is to check back again in an hour or two and see if the problem is gone.
Posted by katshan
- July 26, 2009, 11:04:04 AMi have all those things on computer . i have a 64 bit 4 g 500 g hard drive bought it for gaming. but if it doesnt work with it then it doesnt work not sure if it could be the 64 bit it does prevent some things from working!
Posted by katshan
- July 26, 2009, 11:01:17 AMThe Applet Encountered a Programming Error (Cripes!)
Explanation:
This error usually indicates one of the following; the applet has been corrupted in your cache, there's a bug in your browser or there's a bug in our applet.
How to Fix the Problem:
The most common cause of this error occurs when your copy of the applet is corrupted. So the first thing you should do is clear your browser's cache and see if this fixes the problem.
Pull down the Tools menu and choose "Internet Options"
Click on the General tab.
Click on the Delete Files button in the "Temporary Internet Files" section and then click OK when the dialog box appears.
Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.
Exit and relaunch Internet Explorer.
this is what comes up after it cuts off he cheat!
Explanation:
This error usually indicates one of the following; the applet has been corrupted in your cache, there's a bug in your browser or there's a bug in our applet.
How to Fix the Problem:
The most common cause of this error occurs when your copy of the applet is corrupted. So the first thing you should do is clear your browser's cache and see if this fixes the problem.
Pull down the Tools menu and choose "Internet Options"
Click on the General tab.
Click on the Delete Files button in the "Temporary Internet Files" section and then click OK when the dialog box appears.
Click OK to close the Internet Options dialog box.
Exit and relaunch Internet Explorer.
this is what comes up after it cuts off he cheat!
Posted by Joe C
- July 26, 2009, 10:39:18 AMQuote from: twinkle6590 on July 26, 2009, 07:23:23 AMAll good advice. I would add a few things:
If you have windows vista like I do, first thing you need to make sure is your screen saver is turned off..second you need to find the post in here about screen resolutions and also with vista i noticed that you cant turn some of the cheats up to mach speed (lol) to make them run. I realize alot of us like to get things done quickly but with vista that doesnt always work. (at least not for me). maybe slow your cheat down a bit first and try that. but check out the resolution page too. this site is great for helping with hints and everything.. good luck
p.s. you also might think about downloading the VPMinimizer off here. It has saved me from losing some long nights of work that speedy does .. especially on tuesdays when they do maintenance
1) Power-cycle your computer at least once per day. This means TURN IT OFF and LEAVE IT OFF for at least five minutes. Hitting restart is not a substitute.
2) Power-cycle your modem/router at least once per week. This means turn it off and leave it off for at least five minutes. You can combine this with a computer power-cycle.
3) Have shortcuts on your computer desktop for "Internet Options" and "Java". Use both of these to delete temporary files. I usually do this at computer power-cycles and right before I start running different cheat client.
4) Perform Disk Cleanup and Disk Defragmenter. Mine are automatically scheduled to run at 5 a.m. EST every Tuesday. This is right around the same time Pogo does its maintenance.
Not doing these things clog the hard disk and memory of your computer with junk that slows down performance. It is like oil changes for your car or going to the bathroom for your body. Things that must be done.
Posted by twinkle6590
- July 26, 2009, 07:23:23 AMQuote from: katshan on July 25, 2009, 07:41:57 PM
ok done that and it ran for 4 hours thats good then cut off and had the application msg again. but do these cheats have a time out type of thing with them? thanks
If you have windows vista like I do, first thing you need to make sure is your screen saver is turned off..second you need to find the post in here about screen resolutions and also with vista i noticed that you cant turn some of the cheats up to mach speed (lol) to make them run. I realize alot of us like to get things done quickly but with vista that doesnt always work. (at least not for me). maybe slow your cheat down a bit first and try that. but check out the resolution page too. this site is great for helping with hints and everything.. good luck
p.s. you also might think about downloading the VPMinimizer off here. It has saved me from losing some long nights of work that speedy does .. especially on tuesdays when they do maintenance
Posted by Homer
- July 25, 2009, 08:15:31 PMI need to know what the message says
Posted by katshan
- July 25, 2009, 07:41:57 PMok done that and it ran for 4 hours thats good then cut off and had the application msg again. but do these cheats have a time out type of thing with them? thanks
Posted by Homer
- July 25, 2009, 01:43:24 PMSwitch your theme to windows classic mode
Posted by katshan
- July 25, 2009, 01:22:26 PMi know this is only happening to this cheat only cause i have others i have purchased and they are fine! thanks
Posted by katshan
- July 25, 2009, 01:19:53 PMok. did all the steps. still not working right. 
. pay for something and do everything that is told and still dont work is fustrating.
. pay for something and do everything that is told and still dont work is fustrating.Posted by Homer
- July 25, 2009, 08:38:24 AMQuote from: katshan on July 25, 2009, 08:32:20 AM
harm tried that and 20 mins still same thing sends msg error application and i did all that it says to do to fix the problem. at bottom says there may be a bug but who do you report that to??? thanks
1. Make sure you have ALL windows updates
2. Run this program and fix any problems http://download.cnet.com/Advanced-SystemCare-Free/3000-2086_4-10407614.html
3. Defrag your pc
4. Reboot your pc
5. Redownload
Posted by katshan
- July 25, 2009, 08:32:20 AMharm tried that and 20 mins still same thing sends msg error application and i did all that it says to do to fix the problem. at bottom says there may be a bug but who do you report that to??? thanks
Posted by katshan
- July 25, 2009, 07:54:43 AMok thank you. i didnt have the flash player so i downloaded fom the site you gave me and ill give it a try . thank you for your help.