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I have a post in bug reports. It explains how you can start gina via the start command in windows and specifiy sixteen or fewer cores and when the gui starts you can change it.

Once you have gotten Gina started with the above method you can goto the performance tab and Select how many processors you want to use. Select sixteen only and you wont need to use that start command anymore!

I figured out a work around. Gina does not like more than sixteen processors. So i start Gina.exe via the command line with the start command and specify the number of processors. c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe /C start /affinity 16 <path>/GINA.exe You will find gina is a funky part of your directory s...

That makes sense.
My 32 logical proc machine crashes on start. 16 logical procs and below do not crash.

Any ideas here guys?

On windows ten this indicates that your store is corrupted. As a quick fix you can delete the store (which is a directory under your user folder) %apptdata%/local/apps/2.0/ There is info out on the interwebs about fixing/restoring the store. Search for "fixing a corrupted store windows ten" Dont bot...

I think you and i have the same behavior. Gina doesnt appear to do anything. My gina does create a crash log. It references an arithmetic overflow.
Did you look in your? %AppData%\Local\GimaSoft directory and find a crash log?

I just installed a clean windows 10 x64 I have uninstalled and reinstalled Gina. I've deleted the store to get that to be clean. Rebooted. What is Gina Dependant on with windows ten? Everything works beautifully on this computer. Gamp parse EQ IS boxer. Video via browser services like netflix hulu e...