1. XP 64 does not exist officially. Its an OEM only Windows edition, so using it means that you risk all kind of funny behavior as its only support is done through Windows Server 2003 x64
2. Try if disabling advanced text services helps (right click on the exe you compile, properties and then the second tab. its a checkbox at the bottom)
For XP tablet, all higher professional editions that include tablet components of any way (this includes higher vista editions as well) and some more exotic XP versions this is needed.
It would be great if the compiler set this himself as it is an annoying thing to do but at least its known how to solve the "window popup and just vanishes" issue in most cases.
2. Try if disabling advanced text services helps (right click on the exe you compile, properties and then the second tab. its a checkbox at the bottom)
For XP tablet, all higher professional editions that include tablet components of any way (this includes higher vista editions as well) and some more exotic XP versions this is needed.
It would be great if the compiler set this himself as it is an annoying thing to do but at least its known how to solve the "window popup and just vanishes" issue in most cases.