Rainmeter crashed

[qwich]

In this case try following the "Rainmeter is crashing! What do I do?" link, in SilverAzide's reply above.

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[Yincognito]

Hello, I've already tried all these methods, but it didn't help me, I don't have a crash dump file

You could check the Event Viewer and see if there's any error and such related to Rainmeter and post a screenshot here. You could try booting Windows in Safe Mode and see if it works. You could check if you have the main C++ redistributables / .NET frameworks installed and working on your system. You could try and see if it's not your AV / security stuff which is stopping Rainmeter from running. You could manually edit, delete or post here your Rainmeter.ini file. You could check and see whether your Rainmeter stuff is not by any chance on a OneDrive or similar folder. You could try running Rainmeter with some bang, like "C:\Program Files\Rainmeter\Rainmeter.exe" "!RefreshApp" from the command line, maybe you can see some message or details on why it's crashing. You could capture a video with the issue and post it somewhere on a file sharing site / YT, in case that provides more details on why it's happening.

Of course, all the above assume that your devices and drivers are valid and installed, e.g. that you don't have any exclamation sign or whatever in your Device Manager.

[balala]

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It seems like SilverAzide has removed his post, so the link is not working anymore either. But here is the post he linked previously.

You could check the Event Viewer and see if there's any error and such related to Rainmeter and post a screenshot here. You could try booting Windows in Safe Mode and see if it works. You could check if you have the main C++ redistributables / .NET frameworks installed and working on your system. You could try and see if it's not your AV / security stuff which is stopping Rainmeter from running. You could manually edit, delete or post here your Rainmeter.ini file. You could check and see whether your Rainmeter stuff is not by any chance on a OneDrive or similar folder. You could try running Rainmeter with some bang, like "C:\Program Files\Rainmeter\Rainmeter.exe" "!RefreshApp" from the command line, maybe you can see some message or details on why it's crashing. You could capture a video with the issue and post it somewhere on a file sharing site / YT, in case that provides more details on why it's happening.

Or one more thing I'd try is a Clean Uninstall, as described here.

[Yincognito]

Or one more thing I'd try is a Clean Uninstall, as described here.

That too, yep.

[SilverAzide]

It seems like SilverAzide has removed his post, so the link is not working anymore either. But here is the post he linked previously.

No, my post was not deleted. The problem is that your link to my post is bad.

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The link is this: Rainmeter is crashing! What do I do?

[balala]

No, my post was not deleted. The problem is that your link to my post is bad.

Right. My bad. Instead of the URL of your post, I put the Rainmeter is crashing! What do I do? string in the URL tag of my post. Sorry, my bad. Edited my post in meantime, fixing the issue.