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Cole Christensen via RT wrote:
> Hello,
> 
>  
> 
> I was trying out the kfw3.0 on my 64 bit box and it worked absolutely great
> after the install, until I rebooted.  Now when it starts the report error to
> windows message box comes up instantly. I don't know exactly what kind of
> debugging info you  need, but I'm certainly willing to help.
> 
>  
> 
> Cole Christensen

KFW 3.0 cannot work with 64-bit Windows without crashing.
Microsoft failed to implement 32-bit versions of the LSA credential
cache functionality.  Any attempt to probe the LSA cache from a 32-bit
application will result in uninitialized memory being returned to the
caller.

Microsoft has advised that they will not add support for 32-bit
applications until Vista ships.

Jeffrey Altman