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Hi there I have installed Affinity publisher on my Windows 10 PC. It refuses to launch and when I troubleshoot - I'm getting a message saying that it is not compatible. Can you help please - it's a new and up to date PC. Thanks.

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Only reason I can think of without a decent error message is that you're running windows 10 32Bit instead of 64Bit.

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20 minutes ago, Xzenor said:

Only reason I can think of without a decent error message is that you're running windows 10 32Bit instead of 64Bit.

I wouldn’t expect a “new and up to date PC” to be supplied with a 32-bit version of Windows, but if it were I think there should be an error message at the installation stage.

Check the digital signature. It’s just possible that the download was complete enough to install but not sufficiently complete to run correctly.

 

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18 minutes ago, Alfred said:

I wouldn’t expect a “new and up to date PC” to be supplied with a 32-bit version of Windows, but if it were I think there should be an error message at the installation stage.

Check the digital signature. It’s just possible that the download was complete enough to install but not sufficiently complete to run correctly.

 

I envy you for being unaware of the amount of garbage some computer stores still sell as "new". 🙂 A "new" machine with 3GB ram and a 32 Bit OS to have 'some' performance is still being sold in places..
So I wouldn't expect it either, but I also wouldn't rule it out.
You do make a very strong point about the installer probably giving an error message about it. I didn't think of that.

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6 hours ago, Caroline T said:

Hi there I have installed Affinity publisher on my Windows 10 PC. It refuses to launch and when I troubleshoot - I'm getting a message saying that it is not compatible. Can you help please - it's a new and up to date PC. Thanks.

Please more information about your PC. If you do the following and give us a screenshot of the results that would be helpful:

  1. Click on the Start icon (lower-left of the Windows task bar by default).
  2. Click on the Settings icon (Cog)
  3. Click on System
  4. Click on About
  5. Scroll down so everything in the Device Specifications section and Windows Specifications section is visible.
  6. Take the screenshot, and attach it here.

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