When I upgraded from Corel X3 to X6 in 2012, I posted a lot of details on where to find files. Then came the not-so-fun task of transferring 10+ years of files from my XP computer to Windows 7. I finally broke down and bought a new computer with Windows 7 Pro 64-bit OS installed. Thankfully most of my work was already set up in templates and pre-existing files, but it has been painfully slow because I was too stubborn to buy a new computer. A file that took seconds to open in X3 could take up to 2 minutes to open.
After I upgraded to Corel X6 back in 2012, it brought my XP Pro computer to a crawl. Note: at this point, the fixing procedure is finished.I wanted to share this info with others who will be in the same situation I was. Ix) Turn on Windows UAC to the default setting Note: the problem should have been resolved. Viii) Start software and click on the CorelDRAW Graphics button Vi) Do a software repair for CorelDRAW software (go to Control Panel > Uninstall a program) Net Framework V4.5.2 from Microsoft website Net Framework software (all of them, if there are more than one) I) Turn off Windows UAC (Go to Control Panel > User Accounts > Change User Account Control settings) Net Framework and Repair CorelDRAW software If it is not fixed, then please continue with solution 2 below. Note: at this point, the problem may have been fixed. Ii) Delete all of the files in this folder (the plugin file is ".
Ii) For 64 bit Windows, go to " C:\Program Files\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X6\Draw\Plugins64" folder, or for 32 bit Windows, go to " C:\Program Files\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X6\Draw\Plugins" folder Solution 1: Reset the plugin file for the CorelDRAW software. Net Framework software installed in Windows. Issue 2: This problem is most likely caused by corrupted Microsoft. The following are compatible: Google toolbar, Bing toolbar and Yahoo toolbar Known suspicious toolbars: Searchqu from Bandoo, Search Result toolbar from APN LLC Start>Control Panel>Programmes and Features> select the programme and click Uninstall. Steps to uninstall the suspicious toolbar in Windows 7 Uninstalling the suspicious toolbar should fix the problem. Issue 1: This problem is most likely caused by a conflicting IE (Internet Explorer) toolbar. You may check it by going to Help > Updates. menu. Issue 2: CorelDRAW software can run standalone, but it cannot run in CorelDRAW Graphics - the CorelDRAW Graphics button is greyed-outįirst of all, please make sure the latest CorelDRAW X6 update and hotfix have been installed. Issue 1: CorelDRAW software can't be installed or it was installed but can't run either in CorelDRAW Graphics nor standalone.
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