vmaslov, that was totally the issue. So weird, I've never run into something like this before, but you were right, it was set to automatically use the intel chip instead of the graphics card. Strange . . .

I had to go into the nVidia display options and force it to use the graphics card ( oh, by the way, why such a weird install path to the executable? Took a while to find it ), but all is working correctly now.

I am testing with a single kinect setup at the moment, and even though its not as great as using multiple camera setup I'm still extremely impressed with the results. Needless to say, this weekend I'm going to be taking a trip to Best Buy to buy some PSEye's and then immediately dumping a bunch of cash into your guy's bank accounts for a license :D

Really impressive software here, going to be a major time saver!

Yay! I'm so happy right now :D

Our software is deployed using Microsoft ClickOnce technology. That weird path is a place under user's profile where all ClickOnce applications are installed (for this user). So they are isolated from each other and from other users.

Ah, good to know. Well, all is working well now. Thanks for the help! Great software by the way!