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This allows me enough free space to create a Blu-ray disc without a problem. I have a 180 gig SSD drive and I keep about 76 gigs of free space. Is there any way you can free up sufficient amount of free space on your SSD drive? If you get enough free space I think you'll be able to proceed without a problem. It just sounds like you need to free up some more space. Your 20 gigs of free space was sufficient to allow you to edit your project but not enough to create a disc or folder structure. Power director uses the free space to house the temporary files during disc and folder creation.
That number is off the top of my head but I think I am close. If you are trying to create a DVD disc or folder structure I think you need a minimum of 20 gigs but 40 gigs are recommended. Blu-ray Disc creation require at least 60 gigs of free space but 100 gigs is recommended.
This is a great example of where sufficient free space on your main drive may be important When trying to create a disk for burn to folder. So the cause of problem could be a variety of things, it may take many steps to zero in on the cause. He then ultimately reinstalled his OS with a typical installation onto his SSD drive and as he put it to me "is now delighted". I asked him if his problem changed if he "booted up in Safe Mode" and this did eliminate the problem. Here was a recent topic where the user installed his OS system onto a SSD Drive(114Gig with 77Gig free space) but with a Custom Installation that caused an error to prevent using PD(crashing).
#Cyberlink powerdirector 15 keeps crashing install
And if a fresh install, did you complete a typical operating system installation or did you possibly install your OS using some "custom" installation options? Create the file and then when posting use the blue attach button to upload the DxDiag with your response post.Īlso could you explain in more detail what is and is not happening?ĭoes the program launch or does it crash at launch? Can you import anything into the media room? Can you play video in the media room? Can you place media on the editing timeline? Can you preview video that is on the editing timeline? When Is the program crashing? Is it locking up so that it becomes unusable when you do a specific function? This type of information will help in focusing on what may be the problem.Īlso, did you clone your Operating system to your SSD drive or did you do a fresh installation? Your description sounded like a fresh installation. Scotty could you create a DxDiag file and attach to your next post? The instructions for creating the DxDiag file is located in the stickies at the main page of this forum. Now it might be an issue that you don't have enough free disc space.
#Cyberlink powerdirector 15 keeps crashing windows
I would hate to have you buy a spinning disc and install windows and Power Director and potentially not have solved your problem. So I don't think that we have enough information to suspect the fact that you using a SSD is the root cause for your problems. I am also able to burn BluRay discs without incident. I am able to edit lengthy complex projects withiut issue. I have a 180 gig SSD drive with 76 Gigs of free space and Power Director 10 and 11 both open and function in a stable manner. I can only speak from my own personal experience.
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