Program Stuck and Non Responsive on...

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Yeah, Scott knew his things, that's for sure! He probably would have asked you the following questions:
Are you using any antivirus or other kind of programmes that might block your download or installation to proceed as it should?
Are you installing to the default location?
Have you tried installing as an admin?
Or run it as an admin?
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I disengaged my security suite. Yes to all other questions. I am the only person on this computer and so am always the Admin.
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Still you could try right-clicking on the file and choose 'run as admin'. It has helped me once or twice, and I'm also the admin - and only user - og my machine.
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I thought it was all my fault when my editor died on me.

I feel much better now, as it is obviously something else and hopefully support will one day let us know what went wrong.

To me the answer was in another (as in different brand) editor. At least now I can get my work done.
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Has Scott left CC?
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Ernie Hodge wrote:
Has Scott left CC?

Yes must be 2 years or so now
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If they haven't already been tried, the following might help.

1. From the timing of when the program became problematic, the notes in my post here could well be relevant.

2. Right-clicking on the taskbar in the Windows 10 allows one to select the Task Manager. I would do this before running The HTML Editor to note the percentage shown in the Processes tab of usage of the CPU, Memory, Disk, and Network. With the Task Manager still running I would then start up The HTML Editor and see what changes there are to the noted usage of the above items
(a) immediately,
(b) after closing the Tips and Welcome boxes, and
(c) when clicking on items that caused the perpetual hourglass and message at the top.
This may reveal whether hardware resources are being overstretched, possibly because some other program/process (perhaps malware or some newly added program) is hogging them.

Frank

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