suemc Posted November 7, 2017 Share Posted November 7, 2017 First, I have to say I LOVE Paint.net. I have Photoshop, and to be honest, I like Paint.net better. I just updated Windows (I have windows 10 and am running on a rather new Dell laptop, like a year old). I was running Paint.Net for years with no problem. Now, when I open it I get the following error messages (attached). paintnet1.png is first, then I click okay, and then get paintnet2.png. When I click okay, paint.net goes away completely. I tried to uninstall paint.net, but there are two files under the sessiondata that are locked. I have no permission to do anything with them at all. They're folders made up of a string of numbers (see paintnet3.png). The only way I can delete those files is to go into command prompt as an administrator and type in Net user administrator /active:yes. Then I can do a rd FILENAME but it still says it's there. I reboot and it's gone. When I reinstall the latest paint.net, I can get into it one time. When I close out paint.net, I go through all of the above again, with the error messages, etc. I'm not a saavy tech person, so if you can help me in layman's terms, I'd really appreciate it. Thank you all for all you do. This is one amazing tool. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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