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Several of my colleagues at work are experiencing constant crashing of Captivate 9 within the first 5 minutes or so after opening an existing or new project. We suspect our company's the high level of internet and intranet security. Is or has anyone else been suffering from the constant crashing of Captivate 9? Can Captivate be set up to not automatically try to access the internet?
Lily,
The Hellp/Check for Updates menu item was grayed out in our install of Captivate 9, which seems to have somehow been causing or contributing to the crashes. The Adobe Help Desk gave us a replacement file for AdobeUpdaterAdminPrefs.dat. After replacing that file, we able to update our version of Captivate 9. After the update was completed, we have not experienced any more crashes.
Rich V
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Hi Richard,
Captivate may try to access the Adobe licensing server to verify your license but other than that it shouldn't need to access anything I am aware of.
Cheers
Steve
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Thanks Steve,
I looked at the events log and found that the CPublic.dll is causing the crash. After contacting the Adobe help desk, it seems that the latest Captivate update will fix the problem. I have to get our intranet administrator to perform the update. We will see tomorrow if it works.
Rich V
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Captivate used to contact internet to check for eventual updates to learning interactions, which would be pushed. I am not sure it is still the case, and somewhere there was a solution posted to prevent that to happen. Will see if I can find info.
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Lily,
The Hellp/Check for Updates menu item was grayed out in our install of Captivate 9, which seems to have somehow been causing or contributing to the crashes. The Adobe Help Desk gave us a replacement file for AdobeUpdaterAdminPrefs.dat. After replacing that file, we able to update our version of Captivate 9. After the update was completed, we have not experienced any more crashes.
Rich V