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Hi, I’ve recently upgraded from v6 to v7 and have both still installed (installed 7 into its own folder).
Today I looked at Liquify in v7 for the first time and a got a blue screen as soon as I clicked on Liquify in the menu.
I’m running P4 (1.5 MHz), W2K SP2, 768 Mb and 3 HDs of different sizes
The error message said:
STOP: :0000001E 0xC0000005, 0xA0021448, 0x00000000, 0x00000021) KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
Address A0021448 base at A00000000, Date stamp 3aa010b4 – Win32K.sys
It then talked about disk space and I remembered that I’d recently reset PS preferences and set the use of RAM to 75% but forgot to specify Scratchdisk location (startup partition doesn’t have a lot of space). I thought I’d solved the problem, reset the Scratch disks to where there’s lots of space, but even after restarting Windows and confirming the scratch disk temporary file being created on the correct drive I still get the same blue screen when clicking in the menu for Liquify.
Now, I now that a blue screen normally means hardware faults – but – Liquify works just fine in version 6…
Can anyone give me a pointer please?
David
Today I looked at Liquify in v7 for the first time and a got a blue screen as soon as I clicked on Liquify in the menu.
I’m running P4 (1.5 MHz), W2K SP2, 768 Mb and 3 HDs of different sizes
The error message said:
STOP: :0000001E 0xC0000005, 0xA0021448, 0x00000000, 0x00000021) KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
Address A0021448 base at A00000000, Date stamp 3aa010b4 – Win32K.sys
It then talked about disk space and I remembered that I’d recently reset PS preferences and set the use of RAM to 75% but forgot to specify Scratchdisk location (startup partition doesn’t have a lot of space). I thought I’d solved the problem, reset the Scratch disks to where there’s lots of space, but even after restarting Windows and confirming the scratch disk temporary file being created on the correct drive I still get the same blue screen when clicking in the menu for Liquify.
Now, I now that a blue screen normally means hardware faults – but – Liquify works just fine in version 6…
Can anyone give me a pointer please?
David
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