One of the reasons for collapse of the InDesign program is the program of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Serbia called Celik (electronic ID card reader).
When Celik is installed, Indesign reports a startup error and crashes. When Celik is uninstalled InDesign works normally.
The Celik program is located at [link removed], it is a 64-bit program and at [link removed], it is a 32-bit program.
You have a system-wide security program interfering with InDesign. Are any other programs affected? Is it possible that InDesign is communicating with Adobe servers for fonts?
I would not expect anyone to install the software to test it since it very specialized and unknown.
David Creamer: Community Expert (ACI and ACE 1995-2023)
It just disables InDesign. All other programs work normally. InDesign gets a Loading Shotcut at startup and crashes when Celik is installed on the system. When Celik is uninstalled, InDesign works normally. No falls.
To me, this looks like Celik is using some of the libraries in Visual Basic and that when InDesign starts, it can't use any of the instructions and therefore crashes.
Perhaps the best solution is to install Celik and try what will happen. The operating system is Windows 10 Pro 64-bit.
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