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Can you explain what you mean by your graphics card being “blocked”?
If you are seeing an on-screen message than it would be helpful if you can take a screen-grab and upload it here so we can see it too.
Also, tell us:

  • which Affinity application you are using;
  • which OS you are using it on;
  • where you purchased the application from (probably not essential in this case but might be useful).

The more information you give, the better help you should receive.

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I updated to the 1.9 new version,  Once installed and trying to use it it came back with the message "that bmy graphics card was blocked and something about Photo.exe.

I have uninstalled it in the hope that something went wrong in the update download....... but now I tried to re-install it this morning but alas it states I have already a version which is incorrect

getting annoyed with my so called trial already 

 

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Wish I could take a screenshot.... but as I deleted my trial version and the up-dated version to try to solve the problem.  I tried to reload it this morning but was unable to do it as it stated I already had a trial version according to your system.... 

What do you suggest now ?

Edited by Kevin H
Liked what I was using until the problem with it blocking graphics card
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I think it will be best to start from scratch as you indicate that you have updated to 1.9 but also reference a trial version. So I'd recommend uninstalling Affinity Photo from your system (trial or purchased) and then do a reboot of Windows. Once rebooted download Photo 1.9, once downloaded right click and Run as Admin and follow the onscreen prompts. Once this is done, open the app and see what appears, if any messages regarding the video car, take a screenshot.

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We need to figure out exactly where you are at.

  • Have you completely uninstalled Affinity Photo from your system either trial/paid version or both?
  • Please confirm if this is a trial or purchased version? If TRIAL use this download link.
  • Have you then rebooted Windows and downloaded Photo 1.9 from the store you purchased the app from?
  • Have you then right clicked the download and selected Run as Admin?
  • Once installed and you open the app you may then receive a prompt to enter your email address and product key? If you've purchased enter that product key , if this is a trial enter the trial product key.

If you receive any messages, take a screenshot and upload.

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3 hours ago, Kevin H said:

I have uninstalled it in the hope that something went wrong in the update download....... but now I tried to re-install it this morning but alas it states I have already a version which is incorrect

The 90-day trial gives you an activation key that works once. If you uninstall, and reinstall, you then have only a 10-day trial.

I think you would need to sign up for the trial again, using a different email address, to get back to having a 90-day trial.

 

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1 hour ago, Lee D said:

We need to figure out exactly where you are at.

  • Have you completely uninstalled Affinity Photo from your system either trial/paid version or both?
  • Please confirm if this is a trial or purchased version? If TRIAL use this download link.
  • Have you then rebooted Windows and downloaded Photo 1.9 from the store you purchased the app from?
  • Have you then right clicked the download and selected Run as Admin?
  • Once installed and you open the app you may then receive a prompt to enter your email address and product key? If you've purchased enter that product key , if this is a trial enter the trial product key.

If you receive any messages, take a screenshot and upload.

Lee D

Thank you, it appears to be sorted now with the new install, I have worked on two photos and experienced no problem.

Hopefully that will have sorted it

 

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2 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

The 90-day trial gives you an activation key that works once. If you uninstall, and reinstall, you then have only a 10-day trial.

I think you would need to sign up for the trial again, using a different email address, to get back to having a 90-day trial.

 

I don't have another email address, but if I do not get anymore errors in the next few days I won't need longer than the ten days trial before I purchase it. Thanks

 

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