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InDesign (17.2) opens but crashes

New Here ,
Apr 02, 2022 Apr 02, 2022

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So recently I was planning to do a publishing project. When I decided to start designing, I opened InDesign. It took a while to open and, when it did, the window didn't want to show up (I have a Surface Studio 2). I then had to close every window to be able to see the InDesign window. However, I wasn't able to click anything, it just wouldn't let me. It was as if the click button didn't work within the program. 

So, after a few tries opening the Task Manager to end the program processing and then opening it again, I decided to uninstall it and install an older version. 

Now, it did open as quick as it did before and it was also letting me create a new file. The problem was that it was freezing just the same way right after creating the file. I can see everything on my screen; the tools, the panels, everything. Except I can do nothing, it just won't click anything! It's frozen. 

After a two or three days, the InDesign update (17.2) was released and I immediately updated it hoping this would fix the problem. It didn't. It still loads the welcome page, I can still create a new document (I have creating very small documents with just 1 page just to see what happens) but no matter what I do, it will still freeze. 

I've had Photoshop and Illustrator running at the same time as InDesign, but they work just fine (except ID, of course). I've also tried uninstalling InDesign and deleting folders related to InDesign. I've even tried this thing I saw online where you relaunch InDesign and press Ctrl+Alt+Shift. Still nothing. 

I don't know what else to try, can I get any help?

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Apr 05, 2022 Apr 05, 2022

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What is your OS and version? What is the configuration of the computer (memory, disk, graphics, ...)?

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Actually it is a Windows. 

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