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I haven't opened version 2 once without it crashing yet.  Running current version of Windows.  

Why did I pay to upgrade to a version that doesn't work?  Any recourse for a refund?  Any  updates to fix this on the horizon?  

Spending 30 minutes editing a photo, for the program to simply crash out of nowhere, ever time, isn't the ideal work situation.

 

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I am on the free trial and it keeps crashing on my ipad everytime i resize the canvas or try to add a filter e.g. denoise or sharpen. I can do the same things on the desktop version without it crashing. Not great really is it 

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2 hours ago, GrimoirePhoto said:

I haven't opened version 2 once without it crashing yet.  Running current version of Windows.  

Why did I pay to upgrade to a version that doesn't work?  Any recourse for a refund?  Any  updates to fix this on the horizon?  

Spending 30 minutes editing a photo, for the program to simply crash out of nowhere, ever time, isn't the ideal work situation.

 

What Affinity App and version. The MSIX or MSI/EXE?

If it's the MSIX, which is the sandboxed version, then try uninstalling it, download and install the MSI/EXE, see if that helps.

If you are wanting a Refund then see this link:

https://store.serif.com/en-us/help/#returns

You could also try disabling HA/Open CL. (Hardware Acceleration)

 

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