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Same problem here. It was working fine until I updated iCue software today (which is the driver of my headset) and now neither the Configurator.exe and the Editor.exe opens, it crashes right away (nothing visually happens).
Already tried reinstalling multiple times, reboot multiple times, Revo Uninstaller, reinstall iCue drivers, install EqualizerAPO without the headset connected, installing/opening with admin privileges but without luck.
I'll attach some files if it helps you.
I've seen user installing a former Equalizer APO version to solve some issue. Perhaps in this case that works too.
Thanks for the response, i was debugging the app and the crash was coming from the file responsible for the Voicemeeter, So I've installed the version 1.1.2 (one version before the dev add Voicemeeter support) and worked!
Not happy by using an older version, I've installed Voicemeeter and the lastest version was back in work again.
Great you've got it working again. I don't know why 1.2.1 stops working sometimes. I guess it has to be Windows updating itself but the reason why 1.2.1 can't get going again isn't know. But the workaround by first installing 1.1.2 then 1.2.1 is a nice one. Did you uninstall 1.1.2 first before installing 1.2.1?
I have this same issue. EAPO 1.2.1's configurator and editor stopped working all of a sudden, I tried reinstalling on multiple directories, deleting registry, different drives, nothing worked. The interface wasn't showing at all. Only after reverting to EAPO 1.1.2 from the link provided above was I able to go in again and work the program. It's a shame since I've lost my microphone configuration.
I wish we could determine the difference between 1.1.2 and 1.2.1. There seems to be an issue with some Windows 10 updates.
Before uninstalling Equalizer APO you could save your mic config by copying from c:\program files\equalizerapo\config to another folder.
Seems like it. I did back up my plugin configurations, although I was unable to load them properly on the 1.1.2 version of APO. I don't think it supports VST plugins. I further attempted to reinstall my Realtek audio drivers, and reinstalled APO once again afterwards, but nothing seems to work with the latest version for me. I compromised and set up vsthost with my plugins. It will have to do for now. Thank you for the tip!
That's right. VST plugins are supported since version 1.2. Maybe this one works although I guess it will be the same as 1.2.1, But who knows, it might work.