Try this:Zantara wrote: And at the moment neither wants to start up
disable internet connection when loading or using PSP. And see if it makes a difference.
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Try this:Zantara wrote: And at the moment neither wants to start up
Can't you shut it down in Task Manager rather than rebooting. After a crash I find there is still an instance of Corel PSP running in Background Processes which I can right click and hit End Task.Zantara wrote: I have to reboot in order to start PSP 2021 again, either version.
I will try that, next time it happens. Because it is a recurring thing.Ken Berry wrote:Can't you shut it down in Task Manager rather than rebooting. After a crash I find there is still an instance of Corel PSP running in Background Processes which I can right click and hit End Task.Zantara wrote: I have to reboot in order to start PSP 2021 again, either version.
I never got round to setting the browser. Never use it. I have Brave, Firefox, Edge and Chrome installed, with Brave as my default browser. No browser was selected in Preferences. Should I do that?Jean-Luc wrote:@Zantara,
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The Photography workspace, and also the Sea 2 Sky, are based on a different coding system (UI WorkFrame) which needs special add-ons between PSP old interface and the new. On my system, I see those addons named PSPStub.exe in the Task Manager. I'm not a programmer nor know the technicals behind. Could those addons be targeted by the antivirus or MalwareBytes? Or are they somehow connected to the installed browsers? I have Edge, FireFox and Chrome installed and encounter no problem with my PSP 2021 version. Could a different configuration produce the problem?
Now there's a thing...Documents is located on my D-drive. I let Corel install in the default location on C:, but the (empty) folders in Documents would be on my D: driveIt could also be related to the place where PSP is installed. The recommended installation is on C: for the program. Data and documents may be placed on another drive. It is my configuration. Could a different scheme be the culprit?
You are so right! Most of the time PSP is blamed if something doesn't work, but quite often is is Windows and which version you use and if you have other PSP versions installed.splash3313 wrote:The problems with the plugins people are experiencing could be down to windows 10 version you are using. Even Photoshop stopped compatibility with older plugins. Most of the problems is that people simply don't understand what version of windows and other software updates can cause plugins to not work. If your friend is using a plugin and you can't simply ask what version of windows and what version of Paintshop pro and what version of dll and other software installed on their PC. It only takes one software to be different and that can cause all the problems., not Painthsop pro.
Seems like a good one. Can't find anything in the registry like that and did a complete search. I did see mentioning of PSP versions that never saw the light of day on this pc. But entries about plugins, point to the right drive.LeviFiction wrote:@Zantra - PSP uses a registry key called Default Write or something like that to point it's default folders to the C Documents folder. You can manually edit this to point to another folder.
It is not in the Taskmanager anymore, when I try to start up 2021 and it failsKen Berry wrote:Can't you shut it down in Task Manager rather than rebooting. After a crash I find there is still an instance of Corel PSP running in Background Processes which I can right click and hit End Task.Zantara wrote: I have to reboot in order to start PSP 2021 again, either version.
You are right.splash3313 wrote: It only takes one software to be different and that can cause all the problems., not Painthsop pro.