Josie Stahl

multi-screen. yes. Both flicker, but one is worse.

Another question. Man, I'm running into a wall with everythig in this process. Current wall is that when the calibration process runs, the screen flickers in and out of the software and momentarily displays the desktop. I imagine that can't be good for the calibration process. Any idea why it's doing that?

Problem solved, Damien! Our firewall was blocking the activation. Thanks for your help!

Is there another way I can activate my software?

No difference. The Spyder icon pops up in the task bar, though.

Damien, I just got a new calibrator - Spyder 5 Pro and have software activation issues. I used your instructions (from here: https://www.damiensymonds.net/spyder5pro-calibration-tutorial-desktop-screens/) to install but then step 2 didn't complete as you write that it should. So I tried to open the software and continue the activiation process that way. It gives me the message in the photo. But no matter how often I click on "next," nothing happens. I did restart my computer and try again. Same problem. Now what?

On another note, my husband set up my computer to have my photos on drive E instead of C. Should that cause any issues?

Troubleshooting Thingy Number 2 seems to have done the trick for my old version of Bridge. And Bridge 2025 seems to be working, too. But will it quit working when the CC trial expires?

Well, that was interesting. I tried a different browser yesterday and was able to get the newest Bridge installed by installing the Creative Cloud free trial. Upon opening Bridge, it stuck on "not responding" for a while, but then opened anyway. I'll be trying it out later today and will look at your link later, too.

Actually, the only option I get is "view product details" and when I click on that, it takes me to a page that never loads.

I keep trying to access that menu, but it doesn't load.

Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10600 CPU @ 3.30GHz, 3301 Mhz, 6 Core(s), 12 Logical Processor(s) Also can't find information that would tell me what my GPU is. Photoshop and Camera Raw have been running flawlessly.

As far as I can understand, it seems like my CPU could be the issue. But that stuff is mostly hogwash to me.

It doesn't say specifically what is missing from my computer, but here are the requirements. https://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/system-requirements/2024.html

Ok. I've run Glary. Shut down my computer again. Bridge is still not responding. This is what Glary did, if you want to see.