Do you have any additional plugins installed? You could try a "Diagnostic Startup" (hold down Ctrl key before opening the software until the new window comes up and make sure all of the check boxes are selected. Use the software in the way that usually causes a hang up. If it does not, we can go from there.


However, a less subtle choice that may be faster (if you haven't tried already) is to uninstall and reinstalling the software (If you do, remember to back up your database and place it outside of the DVD Profiler folders before uninstalling) by going to "File -> Backup Database... -> Full Backup") Then you can restore your backup using "File -> Restore Database" after the reinstall is done.


Often hangups are a conflict completely out of your control. DVD Profiler asks you to do a database repaid only because it's standard when the software crashes in that manner... not to repair the software but to make sure your database remains in tact after the crash.


If a full uninstall/reinstall does not work, you can try taking it a step further by uninstalling, doing a system restore (here's how), then reinstalling DVD Profiler. This could affect other programs, though, so it is more of a last resort.