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Hi @Pompey and welcome I'm afraid there is not much hope to fix blurry photographs.

Please try this: Go to Settings - top right side of the canvas and click on the cog wheel Then uncheck the box Hardware accelerated rendering (GPU) Hopefully that may help. If not, please post back

It may be a Nvidia problem. You may want to read this thread: Also, please check you have the latest Nvidia driver installed. Of course, I may be wrong 😉

I just tested it and it's working fine for me. I have heard of people having trouble with different browsers. Can you try one that you don't normally use and see if it's any different.

Great idea @Woodsy So convenient having them all together.

Okay, then we wait until someone else can help you. It's just a guess, but it sounds like your computer is a tad messed up

Right, to start please try this tool to remove any left over things from previous installs: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17588/fix-problems-that-block-programs-from-being-installed-or-removed Then try to install afresh. Good Luck. Let us know what transpires

Hello @dagwimweaper and Welcome to the forum I'm sorry but we can't go to another site to review your issue. Please give us more information about your operating system and whether you are trying to install the Classic or Store version.

I'm sorry this particular OotF became confusing for everyone. There are only so many things one can think of to elaborate on what is and what is not allowable. As Host I think I will let the 'casing' be allowable in this instance, as they are shown in the link that @lynxster4 provided as examples.

I too await @lynxster4's thoughts on this

Hello @Gordo and Welcome to the forum I also use this color picker a lot. I find it handy to have it open when I'm working in Paint.net: http://www.iconico.com/colorpic/

Totally cute overload for me with this kitty 😍

Wow! That's the 2nd thing I learned in 2 days about the Store version 😁

Hello @MitchellHarris and welcome Have you tried this: OS (C:) – Program Files – Paint.net – scroll down to the PdnRepair.exe and run it.

Dang - there goes my fist attempt - back to the drawing board

My error - I should have been more clear that @lynxster4 did indeed specify "A single Bon Bon". @AndrewDavid sorry, but could you re-enter another Bon-Bon please.

I was just about to post and ask where this Plugin was lurking, as I couldn't find it anywhere either

I too had never tried this before. Many thanks @ReMake for all your work reviving these oldies

Hello @Viral Godhani and Welcome to Paint.net If you click off the History and Layers windows and exit PDN, the windows should stay off next time you open Paint.net. You can disable Animations and Hardware Acceleration, via the Settings, which can be found by clicking on the cog wheel upper right hand side of the canvas.

Many thanks @null54 it's working fine now

A real cute image @lynxster4 and the outlines are perfect. I must take a look at that Plugin you mentioned