[nvda] Broken record continued

Hi, interestingly, this ere machine, a 1.75ghz amd sempron running win xp pro with all updates and ie7 with half a gig of ram, will not crash on windows update checkboxes, but on the other hand to operate the express and custon buttons it has to be in focus mode, and tabbed to the actual links, as i was saying, the error I get here on trying checkboxes on recent snaps is.. 

IO - keyboardHandler.internal_keyDownEvent (23:18:24):
key press: extendedup
DEBUG - api.setNavigatorObject (23:18:25):
check box
DEBUG - api.setFocusObject (23:18:25):
check box
IO - keyboardHandler.internal_keyDownEvent (23:18:27):
key press: extendedup
IO - keyboardHandler.internal_keyDownEvent (23:18:27):
key press: extendedup
IO - keyboardHandler.internal_keyDownEvent (23:18:29):
key press: extendeddown
IO - keyboardHandler.internal_keyDownEvent (23:18:30):
key press: extendeddown
IO - keyboardHandler.internal_keyDownEvent (23:18:32):
key press: space
ERROR - scriptHandler.executeScript (23:18:32):
error executing script: <bound method MSHTML.script_activatePosition of <virtualBuffers.MSHTML.MSHTML object at 0x022AEAF0>> with key (None, 'space') 
Traceback (most recent call last):
 File "scriptHandler.pyc", line 100, in executeScript
 File "virtualBuffers\__init__.pyc", line 555, in script_activatePosition
 File "virtualBuffers\__init__.pyc", line 519, in _activatePosition
 File "virtualBuffers\__init__.pyc", line 510, in _activateNVDAObject
 File "NVDAObjects\IAccessible\MSHTML.pyc", line 425, in doAction
NotImplementedError
IO - keyboardHandler.internal_keyDownEvent (23:18:57):
key press: control+alt+i
DEBUG - appModuleHandler.getAppNameFromProcessID (23:18:58):
appName: cmd
DEBUG - appModuleHandler.getKeyMapFileName (23:18:58):
Found keymap file for _default at .\appModules\_default_desktop.kbd
DEBUG - appModuleHandler.AppModule.loadKeyMap (23:18:58):
added 78 bindings to appModule <_default (appName cmd, process ID 2188) at address 2246f50> from file .\appModules\_default_desktop.kbd 
DEBUG - api.setNavigatorObject (23:18:58):
nvda reboot terminal
DEBUG - api.setFocusObject (23:18:58):
nvda reboot terminal
DEBUG - api.setForegroundObject (23:18:58):
nvda reboot terminal
DEBUG - appModuleHandler.getAppNameFromProcessID (23:18:59):
appName: ctfmon
DEBUG - appModuleHandler.getKeyMapFileName (23:18:59):
Found keymap file for _default at .\appModules\_default_desktop.kbd
DEBUG - appModuleHandler.AppModule.loadKeyMap (23:18:59):
added 78 bindings to appModule <_default (appName ctfmon, process ID 156) at address 2246ed0> from file .\appModules\_default_desktop.kbd 
INFO - core.main (23:18:59):
Exiting
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating GUI
INFO - config.save (23:18:59):
Configuration saved
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
calling lose focus on object with focus
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Cleaning up running virtualBuffers
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating IAccessible support
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating UIA support
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating winConsole support
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating Java Access Bridge support
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating NVDAHelper
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating keyboard handler
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating mouse handler
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating braille
DEBUG - core.main (23:18:59):
Terminating speech
DEBUG - core.main (23:19:00):
core done
INFO - nvda (23:19:00):
NVDA exit

Very weird. maybe its something to do with the hardware.
Brian

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