The first step in troubleshooting application stability issues is to determine and identify the source of the problem.
Seek the advice of a Computer Technician if you are unfamiliar with basic Windows operation or troubleshooting. Search the Corel Knowledge Base ( ) or the Microsoft Knowledge Base ( ) for any specific error you may have encountered. Reset the workspace in CorelDRAW by following the instructions outlined in Resetting Application Defaults in CorelDRAW® and PHOTO-PAINT® Running on Windows® then attempt to recreate the problem. Restart the computer and attempt to recreate the problem. It is also recommended that all system requirements are met prior to installing the application, since many older versions of CorelDRAW were never designed or tested to run on Windows Vista 32\\64 bit or Windows 7 32\\64 bit operating systems.īefore following the instructions outlined in this document, do the following: It is strongly advised that all operating system updates and CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4\\X5 Service Packs be installed prior to troubleshootingapplication errors. Happens at the end of the loading, like around "initializing u32jpg.fio." or "initializing main windows and components."Īny other ideas.There are a number of variables which may explain stability problems when running CorelDRAW on Windows XP 32\\64 bit, Windows Vista 32\\64 bit, and Windows 7 32\\64 bit operating systems. 
"Photoimpact Launcher is not/stopped responding". Make sure you installed a supported version first." I downloaded the patch for PI12 (wich I registered online, of course) but it keeps saying me " Can't find PI 12 on your system or version is not supported. I know it shouldn't have any affect on PI-13 though. If not go HERE to download and install it. I don't know if you have installed the "Vista" patch for PI-12. You might also try running PI under compatibilty mode for XP, especially PI-12. I have Vista Home Premium on a laptop (gave to my wife), and there are some programs that just will not run worth a hoot on it, without disabling them. Vidoman wrote:Since you're running Vista (which is a genuine piece of garbage), try disabling UAC (User Account Control), and/or Aeros.
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