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Desperately seeking help….. Sorry After Effects Can’t Continue……
Posted by Dmrolyat on June 6, 2006 at 10:04 pmI have hit such a brick wall and i hope someone can help.
AE7 has been working perfectly for several months (I have production studio).
However, now whenever I start AE, i get the error message telling me AE has crashed and sorry can’t continue. I cannot even access settings before it has crashed.
Error is listed as 00::42
Have tried EVERYTHING….uninstalled completely and reinstalled.
Removed ALL plugins…nothing has worked and i desperately need to get it up and running.
please can anyone help?Many thanks
Darren Taylor
Nemanja Pešić replied 17 years, 4 months ago 8 Members · 11 Replies -
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Mark
June 6, 2006 at 10:18 pmTry deleting preferences…it is possible when reinstalling your old preferences are not being remove…
On XP they are in c:documents and settings : your username : application data : Adobe : After Effects. Delete the entire After effects folder (Don’t worry, it will rebuild itself)
If you don’t see some of these folders, then go to tools-folder options-view and select show hidden folders.
Let me know if this helps
Mark
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Steve Roberts
June 7, 2006 at 12:05 amIndeed.
Also, how far does it get before crashing? What is the last thing you see in the startup screen? Fonts? An effect?
If it all goes by too fast, maybe you could start a process with another app to occupy the CPU and slow down the startup screen.
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Dmrolyat
June 7, 2006 at 7:03 amThe crash occurs pretty much as soon as AE has loaded. I have no open projects.
I removed all the plug ins, completely reinstalled and yet as soon as i opened AE i got the same crash.
Once AE is open, as soon as i click anywhere on the screen thecrash occurs.
This is driving me crazy!!!
Please helpDarren Taylor
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Graham Quince
June 7, 2006 at 7:48 amI always thought the error message was built in by that MS paperclip. 🙂
I get crashes only when i forgot to save my work. “You appear to be investing time and energy into this project. Your assistant will close this now.”
Graham
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Steve Roberts
June 7, 2006 at 2:04 pm -
Chris1621
June 7, 2006 at 3:49 pmHello,
Have you installed any other applications during this period or updated any drivers(particularly any new video or audio drivers)? If you’ve tried a *complete* uninstall of After FX (including any preferences) and you still get the same problem, perhaps it is related to another software conflict?
It might also be worth starting the application with the caps-lock key turned on and see if it crashes only once you release it.
let me know how you get on!
chris
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Dmrolyat
June 7, 2006 at 4:36 pmMany thanks Chris…… BUT still no joy
I ran it with Caps Lock on, seemed slightly better (for about 2 seconds) and then crashed again 🙁
I did manage to open it earlier and it stayed active (not crashed). as soon as I went to edit/prefernces….it crashed again. Will post a screen dump but I’m sure everyone knows what I am on about….
Please keep trying to help me.
Have reinstalled AGAIN today.
Removed opengl
removed divxi am almost at the point of considering i might need a reformat!!!!
HELP!!!!!!!!
Darren Taylor
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Christopher R. green
June 10, 2006 at 1:31 amDarren,
In typical Johnny-come-lately style, I am replying to this post hoping that I can either help or find out what happened with your problem.One of the first nasty early-in-launch-process AE7 crashes I had (with the trial) was with an evil font. (I think I posted something about this).
I’m on OSX (usually), and I always install ‘non-standard’ fonts in my home directory/library/fonts directory. After a few hours of thinking (ok, and hair-pulling, and maybe a curse or two) I diagnosed this problem by removing all my added fonts from this folder and successfully launching ae7. Then it was a simple matter of dropping fonts back into the folder and relaunching until I found the font. This didn’t take long — there were two or three really suspicious ones that I replaced first.Anyway, try this, or try the appropriate Windows equiv.
good luck
CG
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