Since reinstalling the os fixes the problem but eventually it comes back, it seems like either you might be doing something wrong (the same thing, every time) somewhere along the line. I would be surprised if it would require reinstalling the operating system. I'm sure MS will be able to provide support. To me, based on your description, it seems clear that's where the problem is.
#Inkscape windows 10 update#
I certainly would investigate the "Corruption of the windows update database" problem though. But it doesn't sound like it's anything that can be fixed from the Inkscape side. This is the first time I've heard this problem. Thank you for taking your time to read this and I wish you a wonderful day! So currently, no versions of inkscape seem to work on my PC. I do beleive this issue has to do with more problems within the OS but I wanted to know if you guys knew a solution or had any theories as to why it happens. but not this time.Īnd thus it has stayed stuck like this ever since the last windows update. Normally after running the trouble shooter inkscape and others would launch once more. So I beleived there was something wrong with my OS, and ran the windows update diagnosis on it and a constant problem would show up: "Corruption of the windows update database". I had this problem occur before and it would happen after a WINDOWS UPDATE, the first few times I re-installed my OS since I NEED inkscape to work and I was desesperate at the time and figured out that it infact upon re-installing the OS, it worked! The problem though is EVERY NEW WINDOWS UPDATE inkscape and photoshop, would stop working. It will stay there and not do anything even if I leave it for hours.
#Inkscape windows 10 install#
With install 0.92.2 AND 0.92.1 inkscape refuses to work, it will "launch" but nothing will show up and all that will be visible is the inkscape vector Graphics Editor in the Task manager with 0% CPU around 10mb of memory and 0mb/s Disk usage(Screenshot Attached). Hi there! Sorry to barge in on a several months old topic but I have this similar problem! I didn't wanna make a new thread about it though since I found this one using google and thought it be easier for others who have the similar issue to see this, although let me know if I should start a new thread. (sidenote, if you select some fonts that have already been hid, it thinks you are trying to show them again, and you may see a dropdown box appear, if that happens, just select Hide). I had tons of fonts that I never realized I had, and rarely use, so I hid most of mine.
On my laptop it does take some time (under a minute) for the task to complete. Select the fonts to hide (can hold down CTRL in order to choose multiple fonts), then click on Hide which is on the show/hide tab in the top bar (not sure of the proper name of the task bar). Or you can access it via the control panel. Specifically, your fonts are located in c:\windows\fonts (at least in win 7 it is). You can go into your fonts directory and hide some or most of them, hide the ones that you don't use very often and the loading time should lessen. Quote from: flamingolady on September 10, 2017, 02:19:30 PM Do you have a lot of fonts installed? As Brynn mentioned, it can take a long time for them to load. I have found that the first few times you do that it loads fairly fast, then it seems to slow down again, but that could just be me. (sidenote, if you select some fonts that have already been hid, it thinks you are trying to show them again, and you may see a dropdown box appear, if that happens, just select Hide).īTW, you had asked this above - and yes, you can go directly to C:\Program Files (86)\Inkscape and click on the exe file.
Do you have a lot of fonts installed? As Brynn mentioned, it can take a long time for them to load.
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