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Whatever you want to create with your photos, PhotoDirector is one of the best editing apps to achieve it. Edit your photos all in one easy-to-use photo editor and collage maker. With precision editing tools, you can make essential lighting and color adjustments, crop, and add one-touch looks to transform your photos.

Kyle 40ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: CumbriaJoined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14Messages: 456Offline
Solved byNov 15, 2016 13:01 Hi, I've been using CyberLink products for a few years now and this is the first time anything like this has happened to me ( guess I've been lucky ).
I still have Windows 7 as I can't see a good reason to change just yet and I use Director Suite 4. PhotoDirector 7 has been my go to photo tool and I'm missing it already as I have quite a few images to sort. Over the past week, I've had a few new problems with PowerDirector 14, now PhotoDirector has now stopped working altogether where as PowerDirector still works!
PhotoDirector will start to load but then stops loading as the PhotoDirector desktop appears with the splash screen icon still present, that never disappears.
I've searched through the forum and followed the suggestion of un-installing then re-installing PhotoDirector. Still the same problem.
There have been a few Windows updates recently so I've even done a roll back on Windows desk top to remove the latest updates, unfortunately the problem still persists.
I have several videos to finish and quite a few photos to 'tweak', I really don't have the time for this. Suppose things like this never happen at an opportune moment, do they? Is this a ploy from CyberLink to get me to upgrade again or is something else that I've missed?
Thanking you in advance for any help to solve this prolem.
Dave
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Kyle 40ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: CumbriaJoined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14Messages: 456Offline
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PIXSenior ContributorPrivate MessageJoined: Sep 21, 2011 00:02Messages: 2724Offline
Nov 15, 2016 14:45
Hello Kyle,
Over the years I've needed to do a number of complete uninstalls/re-installs of CL products. On the whole, that has corrected issues like yours. Though not always necessary, I generally use Revo Uninstaller to clear out leftover items.
Checking your diagnostic report shows your GPU driver is not up-to-date. That would not cause PhD to stop working, but it's best to update anyway. http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/111034/en-us I cannot see anything else in your DxDiag that rings any alarm bells, but I am no expert on these matters.
It's possible that something else is interfering with PhD starting properly. Have you tried rebooting your PC in Safe Mode, then testing?
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Kyle 40ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: CumbriaJoined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14Messages: 456Offline
Nov 16, 2016 04:56
QuoteHello Kyle,
Over the years I've needed to do a number of complete uninstalls/re-installs of CL products. On the whole, that has corrected issues like yours. Though not always necessary, I generally use Revo Uninstaller to clear out leftover items.
Checking your diagnostic report shows your GPU driver is not up-to-date. That would not cause PhD to stop working, but it's best to update anyway. http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/111034/en-us I cannot see anything else in your DxDiag that rings any alarm bells, but I am no expert on these matters.
It's possible that something else is interfering with PhD starting properly. Have you tried rebooting your PC in Safe Mode, then testing?
PIX

Hi Pix , thanks for replying.
I've just tried Safe Mode but that doesn't work either I knew that my Nvidia driver was out of date as PD 14 works better ( or used to ! ) with the older driver. I'll update the driver to see if that helps in any way.
On the bright side of not being able to work on the ole' PC, I've picked up my paint brushes again to try finsh off a painting I started months ago but I've still missed out on the exhibition dead line. At least I'll get into into the next exhibition
I'll report back
Cheers I just want to edit and make pictures, walk my dog and go fishing.
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Kyle 40ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: CumbriaJoined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14Messages: 456Offline
Nov 17, 2016 03:31
Just noticed that Photodirector is still showing as active in Windows Task Manager even though I closed the non-functioning prog down! I can finaly close the prog using 'End Process'.
Cheers I just want to edit and make pictures, walk my dog and go fishing.
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Kyle 40ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: CumbriaJoined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14Messages: 456Offline
Nov 18, 2016 11:08
QuoteHello Kyle,
Over the years I've needed to do a number of complete uninstalls/re-installs of CL products. On the whole, that has corrected issues like yours. Though not always necessary, I generally use Revo Uninstaller to clear out leftover items.
Checking your diagnostic report shows your GPU driver is not up-to-date. That would not cause PhD to stop working, but it's best to update anyway. http://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/111034/en-us I cannot see anything else in your DxDiag that rings any alarm bells, but I am no expert on these matters.
It's possible that something else is interfering with PhD starting properly. Have you tried rebooting your PC in Safe Mode, then testing?
PIX

Hi Pix, finaly got around to updateing the Nvidia driver but PhotoDirector still would load past it's Splash screen !
Could something like AVG Tune Up have caused this, I also have McAfee on guard ?!
Cheers
P.S. PowerDirector still appears to work with this latest Nvidia driver, so that has to be a good thing I just want to edit and make pictures, walk my dog and go fishing.
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Kyle 40ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: CumbriaJoined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14Messages: 456Offline
Nov 25, 2016 14:29
After another look at my problematic prog, I though I'd try to log onto the Director Zone via the PhotoDirector desktop and was awarded this message.....
DirectorZone is still performing the authorization. Please wait a moment and then try again.
... so I just left the PC alone for 24mins and nothing had happened ... again!
Reformat the hard drive could be away around this as it would give me a clean 'slate' to write to again. There's always too much to do andthings like this just get in the way.
Cheers I just want to edit and make pictures, walk my dog and go fishing.
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Kyle 40ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: CumbriaJoined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14Messages: 456Offline
Dec 04, 2016 15:49
QuoteAfter another look at my problematic prog, I though I'd try to log onto the Director Zone via the PhotoDirector desktop and was awarded this message.....
DirectorZone is still performing the authorization. Please wait a moment and then try again.
... so I just left the PC alone for 24mins and nothing had happened ... again!
Reformat the hard drive could be away around this as it would give me a clean 'slate' to write to again. There's always too much to do andthings like this just get in the way.
Cheers

I finally found a way around this problem. I re-formatted the hard drive then re-loaded the Win 7 OS. The next problem I faced was that Win 7 would not reinstall all the drivers needed for USB or Ethernet! To cut a long story short, I now have Windows 10 on my PC but with a fully working Director suite 4. I just have to wade through finding out how to use Win 10.
Cheers all
Dave. I just want to edit and make pictures, walk my dog and go fishing.
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samurai2samuraiNewbie Private MessageJoined: Jan 08, 2018 03:05Messages: 1Offline
Jan 08, 2018 13:38
I know it's been a year since this thread is out but I'm now experiencing the exact same problems as Kyle. Any suggestions on how to fix this without having to reformat my computer? It just happened out of the blue and I have no idea on how to fix it. Please help.
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Kyle 40ContributorPrivate MessageLocation: CumbriaJoined: Sep 06, 2013 14:14Messages: 456Offline
Jan 08, 2018 14:17
QuoteI know it's been a year since this thread is out but I'm now experiencing the exact same problems as Kyle. Any suggestions on how to fix this without having to reformat my computer? It just happened out of the blue and I have no idea on how to fix it. Please help.

Hi samurai2samurai
Do you have an Nvidia GFX? If so are the drivers upto date ? Make sure that you PhotodirectorONLY download the GFX drivers onto your PC, NOT the extra bit of aoftware that Nvidia want you to download. Use the CLEAN install option from their website when you do download the driver as this will let you choose which bits NOT to download !
Do you also have ColorDirector and does it run ? It probably won't !
You may be interested to learn that the same thing happened to me again a couple of months back ! The DX Files this time, indicated lots of problems !
After many messages sent back and forth to Cyberlink HQ, it was decided that, yet again, I had to reload my OS by reformating my hard drive. I know I use an old PC ( which I am hoping to replace this year ) but why should I have so many problems with a few programs ( some not related to Cyberlink ), I still don't know the answer. The 'C' hard drive is functioning well with no damage to the disc.
If you are using Win 10, you can use an ISO, which you can download from Microsoft, to reload the OS.
You are then given various options from keeping all your files and repairing the OS OR total reformat. I actually tried the various steps but, in the end had to go for the total reformat. Not too paintful just remember to back up all your docs and files to an external drive first.
It's a pain but youre left with a purring PC after the clean out
Good luck
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Cheers

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CyberLink PhotoDirector offers a comprehensive yet simple solution to create photographs with a more professional edge. You can work with your photos without having to struggle with an excessively complicated interface that has dozens of controls that, nevermind their redundancies, you aren't able to master.
The application includes all of the tools that you've come to expect from a program of its kind. In other words, you'll have options to control brilliance and saturation, brightness and contrast, tone, definition, and much more. All of that is managed from different windows that only require one click to alter the image.
Similarly, you can count on all kinds of tools to select precisely the area of the photo that you'd like to adjust. Other tools range from pencils and selection lassos, to using masks and eliminating spots.
You'll also have access to a class of more complex tools that will allow you to make some surprising changes to the people and landscapes featured in your photos. The 'beautifier', for example, allows you to shave a few pounds off of your subject, or erase any facial or dental imperfections.
CyberLink PhotoDirector is a very complete and useful photo-editing tool. Its enormous amount of features, combined with a surprising ease of use, will allow users of any level to create just the composition they have in mind.