CLRMame Pro 3.30a. Mame32u9 from http://www.classicgaming.com/mame32qa/

First I extracted CLRMame Pro 3.30a to my CLRMame Pro folder updating it. Started the program, got the new data from Mame32. Went into Settings, have two folders under ROM-Paths, my main Mame roms folder, and a roms subfolder in my clrmame folder. Both are checked. Zip Settings have nothing checked, Zip Compression Level is set to zero.

Then went into Scanner. "Sets" and "Roms" checked, "Merged Sets", "Hide Missing" (no create missing), Missing/Case/Uneeded/Name/Size all checked for "Check" but not for "Fix".

Checksum checked, with the options: CRC32, CHD MD5/SHA, Decompress CHD, and Run Analysis checked.

Advanced Button has "Allow Not Seperated", "Optimized ROMPath Scanning", "Mark Useless ZIP Structs", and "Uneeded Check Looks for Dupes" checked.

Systems Button has everything checked except for Neo-Geo.

Then I scanned. It checked all my sets and reported back to me which ones needed changing. I went into my Mame roms folder, and moved those zips into the CLRMame roms subfolder. I extracted each one from the zips into subfolders for each game, and then moved the zips to a temporary "holding" directory.

I went back into Settings and removed the check next to the Mame roms folder, leaving just the CLRMame roms folder checked. Then I went back to the scanner, and put a checkmark next to each thing under the "Fix" column. Then I hit Fast Scan. It gets to the first folder, and I get a crash error saying:

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CMPRO caused an invalid page fault in
module CMPRO.EXE at 015f:004453f2.
Registers:
EAX=00000001 CS=015f EIP=004453f2 EFLGS=00010246
EBX=00000000 SS=0167 ESP=0077c37c EBP=00000000
ECX=8000a2f8 DS=0167 ESI=0077da68 FS=62f7
EDX=8000a0b8 ES=0167 EDI=00d0625c GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 43 08 83 e8 10 50 e8 f2 c0 fb ff 83 c0 10 83
Stack dump:
64bd6620 00000000 00d0625c 0077da68 00000000 00000001 0077c444 00000000 0077c3fc 0077c424 004eba90 ffffffff 00457b9f 00d0625c 0077c3d0 00000000

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