I think the problem might be some corrupt file linked to the settings and the dynamik link manager, but I have no idea how to fix it. The second time I made sure to install the newest updates before launching it the first time, but as soon as I changed anything within the multiprocessing-preferences it happened again. Next, enter the following code into the text file: include Next, you need to include. First, create a new text file and save it in the same directory as your application.

To create a DLL file, you can use any text editor, such as Notepad. I tried fixing the problem by installing the whole CS6-package again but I had to completely remove it before, otherwise it still didn't work. To install a Dynamic Link, you must first create a DLL file and then register it with the Windows loader. Every other CS6-Application which uses dynamik-link-manager won't start as well. I can't get rid of the message because it always pops up again as soon as I've closed it, so I have to kill the process manually via taskmanager. So far so good - but while it continiues to load, another message pops up saying that the dynamic link manager crashed. At first everything worked fine, but as soon as I enabled Multiprocessing within After Effects (under Edit/Preferences/Memory & Multiprocessing) my whole System crashes with a bluescreen.Īfter rebooting I tried launching After Effects again and an error-message popped up saying that something within the preference-file went wrong and that it will be replaced by a new empty preference file. I recently updated my system to Windows 10 (64bit) and installed my Adobe Production-Premium CS6 Package.

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