So recently, I downgraded from Vegas Pro 13.0 to Vegas 9.0 (for simplistic reasons), and now I cannot open up Vegas Pro. I followed every single instruction everywhere, which included deleting some files, and now this:
Please help!
Vegas Pro 9.0 Woes
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- Myperson54
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Re: Vegas Pro 9.0 Woes
Vegas is trying to access memory that either doesn't exist or it can't use. I'd reinstall it completely, since the downgrade likely gave you an imperfect installation.
Re: Vegas Pro 9.0 Woes
I already reinstalled it zillion times.Myperson54 wrote:Vegas is trying to access memory that either doesn't exist or it can't use. I'd reinstall it completely, since the downgrade likely gave you an imperfect installation.
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Re: Vegas Pro 9.0 Woes
Are you using the right version? e.g. A 32-bit or 64-bit version on a 64-bit computer, or a 32-bit version on a 32-bit computer?
I fear that you might be using a 64-bit program on a 32-bit computer, although that would normally return a different error.
EDIT: Also, when do you get this error? Do you get it upon startup, or under a more specific set of conditions?
I fear that you might be using a 64-bit program on a 32-bit computer, although that would normally return a different error.
EDIT: Also, when do you get this error? Do you get it upon startup, or under a more specific set of conditions?
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Re: Vegas Pro 9.0 Woes
After uninstalling the newer version check that it left nothing behind in the registry or program files that could confuse the old version.
Also try to reboot after each major step (don't laugh at me but this helped several times while I was using windows as my daily driver... ).
The last thing that comes into my mind (very unlikely) is that your RAM could be defective. If you have some spare time make your self a bootable memtest media and let it run a few hours to see if your RAM is OK.
Also try to reboot after each major step (don't laugh at me but this helped several times while I was using windows as my daily driver... ).
The last thing that comes into my mind (very unlikely) is that your RAM could be defective. If you have some spare time make your self a bootable memtest media and let it run a few hours to see if your RAM is OK.
Re: Vegas Pro 9.0 Woes
Gonna uninstall Vegas Pro 9.0 and reupgrade to Vegas Pro 13.0 to see if I can fix it.
EDIT: No longer gettin that error message, now getting this error message:
EDIT: No longer gettin that error message, now getting this error message: