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If already solved I do apologize and if so could somebody please point me in the direction for a solution to Fusion 9 not working properly in Windows 10 if already posted here in the Forum. Would be much appreciated.
I've mined the web and this forum myself and so far I have followed the instruction to reinstall Windows 10 without any luck. It seems like it can't find the plugins within it's own plugins folder and therefore crashes. If I go into the plugins folder, right click on any plugin and chose "open with" Fusion 9 the program opens just fine.
It worked for a moment after the fresh install of Windows 10. After I installed my Adobe CC apps it stopped working. I uninstalled each of the Adobe CC apps and then reinstalled Fusion 9 and it worked.
I reinstalled Adobe CC apps one by one and after each one I tested Fusion and it did open properly.
After installing Videocopilot plugins it stopped working and even after uninstalling those Fusion no longer works.
I tried shutting off Firewall, malware program and no luck. I don't have the OFX folder as I've seen other people mention!
I've downloaded and installed Fusion 9 on my MacBook pro (2104, Sierra) and it works fine. I have the exact same programs and plugins as on my PC and none is making Fusion crash there.
However the PC is my main Workstation and I'd love if it could work on that one as well.
Why all the issues on a windows machine and the fact that it all of a sudden looses it's path to the plugins folder causing it to crash? Seems like there are so many reasons for this not to work on a PC!?
I tried to get help from BM support but since I downloaded the free one for learning before buying they do not offer any help. And I won't make any purchase until I know this one does.
My build is:
ASUS Prime z270-a
KabyLake i7700k
64 Gb's of G-Skill Ripjaws V Series DDR4 3200Mhz
Samsung 960 Pro 1 tb for OS and Programs
NVIDIA GTX 1080ti GPU
Best/
Peter
I've mined the web and this forum myself and so far I have followed the instruction to reinstall Windows 10 without any luck. It seems like it can't find the plugins within it's own plugins folder and therefore crashes. If I go into the plugins folder, right click on any plugin and chose "open with" Fusion 9 the program opens just fine.
It worked for a moment after the fresh install of Windows 10. After I installed my Adobe CC apps it stopped working. I uninstalled each of the Adobe CC apps and then reinstalled Fusion 9 and it worked.
I reinstalled Adobe CC apps one by one and after each one I tested Fusion and it did open properly.
After installing Videocopilot plugins it stopped working and even after uninstalling those Fusion no longer works.
I tried shutting off Firewall, malware program and no luck. I don't have the OFX folder as I've seen other people mention!
I've downloaded and installed Fusion 9 on my MacBook pro (2104, Sierra) and it works fine. I have the exact same programs and plugins as on my PC and none is making Fusion crash there.
However the PC is my main Workstation and I'd love if it could work on that one as well.
Why all the issues on a windows machine and the fact that it all of a sudden looses it's path to the plugins folder causing it to crash? Seems like there are so many reasons for this not to work on a PC!?
I tried to get help from BM support but since I downloaded the free one for learning before buying they do not offer any help. And I won't make any purchase until I know this one does.
My build is:
ASUS Prime z270-a
KabyLake i7700k
64 Gb's of G-Skill Ripjaws V Series DDR4 3200Mhz
Samsung 960 Pro 1 tb for OS and Programs
NVIDIA GTX 1080ti GPU
Best/
Peter