Bradster

Just wondering if anyone knows of any workflow tutorials for exporting website layouts/wireframes from Affinity and converting to HTML (preferably responsive html). There are numerous such tutorials for doing this with Photoshop, would Photo, Designer, or Publisher have similar capabilities?

Now that I know they work I went ahead and purchased the whole suite. Sale price is too good to pass up. Thanks again for the help, looking forward to putting them to use.

This was the big Windows 10 feature update, version 2004.

UPDATE: After installing Windows 10 May update all Affinity apps are now launching normally! I have no idea what system change fixed it, but it's fixed. Also, 90 day trial period is reset! I now look forward to finally taking these programs for a spin and hopefully purchasing. Thanks to everyone who has tried to assist with this issue.

HEY IT WORKS! I installed the Windows 10 2004 update last night and that seems to have fixed it. Designer, Photo, and Publisher are now starting normally.

Thanks, I already tried this, on both "power saving" and "high performance" (as suggested in another Affinity trouble-shooting thread). No dice.

In my case none of the Affinity apps work, all freeze on launch. I started a new thread on this last week no solution yet but maybe it will be helpful: I'd buy them all, especially at the current discounted price, if only they worked for me.

Here are the event logs, saved while Designer was in it's frozen splash screen state. Hope this is useful...

Thx, from my previous thread it sounds like the issue was brought to the attention of the developers, but they couldn't pin it down and left it unresolved. Just thought I'd give them another shot at it.

Following up to this post: https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/114555-affiity-apps-wont-launch-on-windows-10/&tab=comments#comment-624819 Thought I'd give this one last try before giving up on Affinity. I'd really like to be able to try these programs. To summarize, I've installed the trial versions of Photo and Designer on my Windows 10 system. Both freeze on the splash screen and fail to launch. I've tried running as administrator, running under a different user profile, updating my graphics driver, and disabling Windows Defender. No known 3rd party conflicts. My system is otherwise working fine, no other installed software displays this behavior. Most recent crash report + previous are attached. Any new insights would be greatly appreciated, thanks! 83582f21-4c78-4b5d-b50e-cb3586a524d1.dmp 088c8870-a16d-42b6-a516-191089b8dff1.dmp d7942e29-a068-42e6-a9ba-26c398a410a8.dmp

Sorry to say no success here. No pending Windows 10 updates, tried turning off Defender, also I already have an alternate user account set up just for such testing purposes, apps wouldn't launch there either. Would it help to send another crash report? If you have any other suggestions I'll try them, otherwise I'll have to abandon my hopes of for these apps, at least until maybe the next version release.

I really appreciate the effort, unfortunately doing this repair on .NET framework didn't make any difference. Followed the instructions, including downloading new files, restarted (twice), no dice. Also tried using the Microsoft .NET repair tool. Both Photo and Designer still hang at the splash screen and fail to launch (after the prompt to continue trial). Latest crash reports for each are attached, if you have any further suggestions. Everything else on my system seems to work fine, Adobe and Corel graphics apps still open and function normally. 088c8870-a16d-42b6-a516-191089b8dff1.dmp 83582f21-4c78-4b5d-b50e-cb3586a524d1.dmp

90 day trials of Photo and Designer won't launch on my Windows 10 desktop. I've tried re-installing and restarting. I've reviewed the threads regarding 3rd party software issues, I don't have any of these on my system. I updated my NVIDIA graphic card driver and took the steps to force start for a dedicated GPU. None of these steps have worked, apps freeze on splash page and don't launch. Crash report is attached, any suggestions appreciated. I was really looking forward to trying these. Thx. 751ccbad-e343-4a28-89fd-4bacadd3f127.dmp