

Ultra HD (4K) Editing requires 64 bit operating systems: Windows® 7 SP1 Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate, Windows® 8, Windows® 1 with April 2014 update, Windows® 10.The software requires an internet connection to verify license.NET ® 5.2, or Microsoft® DirectX® are shipped with the product or downloaded if not included in the package Third party components such as Microsoft.CD, DVD, or Blu-ray Disc recordable or rewritable drive for burning.DVD disc drive for installation and playback.Microsoft ® DirectX ® 0 compliant graphics card.5 GB hard drive space for a typical installation of all components (including templates, content and temporary disk space).What's really annoying is that it used to work.ĭoes anyone have any helpful suggestions please. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling Nero twice and the result is the same. apparently one person was told by Nero to reformat the drive, re-install XP and try again!!!!


I've dug around Google and this seems to be a standard message covering pretty much every Nero inadequacy, but although there seems to be useful suggestions for fixing some of the problems that occur when it's running, there's nothing I can find to help with my problem.

This also happens opening Nero Media Hub and Nero Backitup 10, but Nero Burning ROM and Nero Startsmart both open OK. When I try to open the part that I use most (Nero Vision 10) I get the message "Nero Vision has experienced a serious problem and must close immediately". Since installing the new XP I've had to re-install most applications including Nero 10. I mention this only because it may be relevant, although at a later date I may well raise a new thread asking if anyone knows how to delete the old one without a total start from scratch. That resulted in me now having a choice of the old damaged one or the new one every time I boot. I recently had an XP disaster, which could not be resolved by repairing XP, so I went for the install XP option, expecting it to kill the old and overwrite with the new. The whole of Nero 10 worked in the past, but.
