[Grégoire Giral]

Hi every one.

Uninstaling (with the PDF instruction give by and reinstaling drivers in this version “WacomTablet_6.3.18-4” SOLVED the problem for me.

I’m on a Mac Pro 2013 (trashcan) using Intuos 4 pro Small and Premiere Pro CC 2017.0.1

Hope it will help !

[Grégoire Giral]

Hi everybody !!

I had the exact same problem (PPro CS6 was crashing anytime i tried to quit). I don’t know if my solution will work for everybody but it worked for me !!

The crashes started three weeks ago when i accidently open “Disk Drill” (HD manager,cleaner). At first i didn’t make the conection because i tought i’d close “Disk Drill” right away. The thing is, “Disk Drill” wasn’t close, it was on background operating…

Once i’ve notice that, I closed it (for good this time), and VOILA PPro stoped crashing.

So my solution is : close every HD manager, cleaner or any other software related to HD (that must be some kind of conflict in the autorisations).

Hope it will work for all of you or at least driving you to your own solution !

NaZa Giral

[Grégoire Giral]

You’r welcome ! Happy my tip get useful 😉

[Grégoire Giral]

Hi!

First of all i’ve created this Creative Cow forum account ONLY to reply to your post.

Why ? Because i’ve spend the all night wondering and looking online how to fix this problem!

And you know what ? i’ve found the solution !

The way i’ve fixed it is pretty simple :

– Export an XML files of your project
– Simply import the XML file in a all new PPRO project.

Seriously i’ve tried everything before ( cleaning media cache, importing the ppro project in a new project, change sckratch disk, change sequence settings, change project settings ) but none of them worked !

Try my solution and tell me if that works.

Peace