tsobf2424
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Why doesn't it download? i hit the link and click 'download' and nothing happens
Sorry Google Chrome was being stupid, nevermind!
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At any rate, congratulations and may I say "Welcome back!"?
P.S. I guess it's time for you to get busy downloading all those great plugins again!
You may
And its more like time to clean up all the other terrible paint programs
Thanks again!
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I don't think that worked.... HOLY COW IT DID!! (Look only 2 exclamation points, not 20) #Sohappyexclamationpoint
My dad says more than one exclamation point is evidence of a deranged mind.
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As an alternative to the above, since you've installed CCleaner, you can click on the "Registry" tab and let it analyze the registry to see if it finds the invalid references to Paint.net. If or when it does, ensure that only those references that we are after (related specifically to "Paint.net") are checked off. Once you've done that, go ahead with cleaning it and backing it up when it prompts you. After this is done, try re-installing. If this is unsuccessful, then maybe attempt what I previously prescribed.
Yeah, i tried that.. Didn't work. However i will try the registry thing. I'll edit the post when I'm done! thanks for your support!
P.S. Shouldn't you be a mod or something?
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How's your knowledge of manually editing the registry, and getting around in the folders of your computer?
navigating folders in my computer? I'd say I am fairly well adapt at that. Manually editing the reg.? I try not to... But I have some experience.
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Well... i guess i'll try to use some other program... *gags* oh well...
yeah....... NO so far every other program i try STINKS... I'm gonna go fiddle more now.....
"GIMP 2.1.8 was successfully removed from your computer" Let the banners fly and the trumpets blow!
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Absolutely NO dice... and now... I am sad... oh well... i guess...
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UPDATE: Well, I was poking a round and i found that paint.NET no longer exists in the add/remove programs list. i am now going to try a few solutions AGAIN derpface.
UPDATE2: Hmmm... not working so far...
UPDATE3: Cleaned reg. backed it up. installing... DARNIT! .... grrrrr that didn't work.
Finalupdate: Well I think I'm giving up. I tried everything. one last note, may be important: The paint installer tries to "remove previous version". just saying... well... darn anyway thanks for your support. I'm glad you helped... sort of anyway, farewell!
EDIT: I am still excepting help....
UPDATE4: i am COMPLETELY uninstalling and re-installing the . net framework . and i will update my update when i get done
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Have a try at this:
I have no clue when the files were deleted, or when whatever happened happened. PLUS i honestly don't trust windows that much...
It could have been over 6 months ago...
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yeah i tried everything exept for one that required a file from the program to repair it. but when i used the windows installation cleanup it didnt see paint.NET. i appreciate the effort and i apologize for lack of correct grammar/spelling.
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Did you use the Windows Installer CleanUp utility?
No clue what that is. I used CCleaner
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If you don't already have it, try downloading and installing CCleaner (for download, I would recommend getting it directly from the Piriform website). When you've got it installed click on the "Tools" tab on the side of the application. Highlight the program you wish to remove from the list of programs that Windows indicates is installed on your computer. Next click on the button on the right which reads, "Delete Entry"
Yeah no dice... It says "cannot delete MSI installer"
And I meant that I had read pretty much all of the "uninstalling and installing troubles" posts, sorry for the confusion.
EDIT: ... Never mind.... I tried renaming the entry and just leaving it there and installing, which if it had worked probably still would have been a bad idea, but again no dice.
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Yes, I did read that. And that. Oh yes and that. And no it didn't work. I believe I may have accidentally deleted my main run files but my computer thinks the program still exists, and when it tries to uninstall it has no uninstall files. It won't install because the computer thinks it still has the program. I have searched my computer for about an hour and I came up with no paint.net related files. Any help?
Image Umbrella: Pixel Images
in The Pictorium
Posted · Edited by tsobf2424
Wow i don't know how long pixel art is supposed to take, but here is my first attempt. This took about two days.
In case you couldn't tell, this is a roof-pool with a glass bottom, and a giant window so you, the viewer, can see in.
Heh, i saw the size on the forum so I enlarged it try to withhold your excitement.
Emoticons ARE punctuation