Use sxstrace.exe for detailed diagnosis. SXStrace.exe is a tool for diagnosing and reporting errors related to applications, systems, security and networks. You can try to use this tool to get more detailed information about parallel configuration errors.
Check the configuration file of the application. If the path or file name in the application configuration file is incorrect, it may lead to parallel configuration errors. Carefully check whether the path and file name in the configuration file are correct and ensure that they match the actual files and directories.
Check whether the dependency is correct. If the application depends on other components or libraries, and these components or libraries are not installed or configured correctly, it may lead to parallel configuration errors. Ensure that all necessary dependencies are installed and configured correctly.
Redistribution plan. If the application is downloaded from a third-party source, you may encounter problems related to a specific system configuration. Try to reinstall the application using the official distribution version of the application, and make sure to follow the correct distribution instructions.
Update or fix the program. If the program is out of date or damaged, an error may occur at startup. Try to solve the problem by updating or repairing the program.
Check the system log. System logs can provide more detailed information about parallel configuration errors. Open the system log (usually in the Event Viewer) to view any errors or warnings related to parallel configuration errors.
In a word, in order to solve the problem that the application can't be started because of the incorrect parallel configuration of the program, it is necessary to carefully check the configuration, dependency and distribution process of the application, as well as the status of the system and the application. If possible, using diagnostic tools, such as sxstrace.exe, can help to better understand the root cause of the problem.