Watch the following video about saving your workspace. Once you get to your workspace, copy the information and paste it to a new folder in your documents or somewhere you can find it again. Now in the finder select Application Support > Corel > Painter 2015 > Your Workspace name…or default if you haven’t made a workspace. If you are on a Mac, then go to your Finder Menu and select Go > Go To Folder and in the box that opens type: ~/Library and hit Go. In a PC, go to Desktop > User System Folder (usually your name) > AppData > Roaming > Corel > Painter 2015 (or X3, or 12.2) > Your Workspace name…or default if you haven’t made a workspace.
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Hopefully, one of the above steps will allow you to open Painter again, but if it doesn’t, then follow what I did.įor a PC first copy and save your workspace information to your documents. If that doesn’t work, then try uninstalling Painter, but when you start the process you will get the option to either repair or remove Painter.
If that doesn’t work, then try rebooting your computer and then open Painter. The first thing to do after a crash is to try to open Painter again. Follow along as I show you how I recovered my custom files.
But, I know that some of my readers have experienced this same horror. To start Painter I had to either use a Shift-Start or uninstall and re-install, which meant I would lose all of my custom brushes, papers, flow maps, etc.
OK, Painter crashed and no matter what I did, I could not open it again. It will make it easier to find for reference. I made this post Jand thought it deserved a page of its own.
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