SENuke is not what it use to be

I have been an Senuke user for years now and I do not have this issue with projects saving.

So this seems to be a problem that is unique to your situation.
 
I have been an Senuke user for years now and I do not have this issue with projects saving.

So this seems to be a problem that is unique to your situation.

It could well be unique to me. It could easily be a case of the settings on my SENuke being wrong. Nevertheless, I would have hoped that in 3 months, they would have got to the bottom of it or at least be trying!
 
if you are talking about the senuke.. i think yes results are not that very exective now after several g..updates.
 
try reinstalling your operating system, there might be something wrong that is causing this and just a good old reinstall might do the trick...
 
try reinstalling your operating system, there might be something wrong that is causing this and just a good old reinstall might do the trick...

Reinstalling my operating system is a fairly drastic step to do on the off chance...
 
Reinstalling my operating system is a fairly drastic step to do on the off chance...

If your system has a good amount of RAM, say 8 GB, I'd try running the SENuke in a virtualbox.
 
Tools have a lifecycle just like the product lifecycle
 
OP why not run it on a VPS and see if that changes things?
 
Agree with Gyuman82, try VPS and try if the problem still persist.
 
it is OK for me. Maybe you need to reinstall senuke in a different folder.
 
-Try running as administrator first. Right click-> run as administrator

-If that doesnt work make a back up of your Senuke projuect file, whatever the hell its called. I havent used nuke in awhile, so i dont remember. Uninstall senuke and then re install it.

-If that doesnt work, try running windows update. You might be missing an update, which is causing problems with nuke.

-if that doesnt work, then pull that ol peace of crap computer that you have in your closet. Run nuke on that pile of crap and see what happens.

Thanks. I've tried all of that with the exception of running it on a different machine. The main reason I haven't tried it on a different machine is that I have a dedicated server that I run all my programs off. I don't want to mess about running SENuke on a separate machine for the sake of it. I would cancel my subscription and get Ultimate Demon or something similar if I was going to do that - this is probably what I will do anyway as I've had enough of the complete lack of service from SENuke.
 
Thanks. I've tried all of that with the exception of running it on a different machine. The main reason I haven't tried it on a different machine is that I have a dedicated server that I run all my programs off. I don't want to mess about running SENuke on a separate machine for the sake of it. I would cancel my subscription and get Ultimate Demon or something similar if I was going to do that - this is probably what I will do anyway as I've had enough of the complete lack of service from SENuke.


I agree with you on that completely. For the price they are charging for nuke, you should get top of the line customer service. I bought a template of theme Forrest a year ago, the developer made an update that broke the template on my site. He logged into my site fixed the the template(in less than 24hrs mind you) and now its running great. That was amazing customer service in my opinion, and that was for 40 bucks one year ago.

Will I buy another template from that developer, sure will. Would I continue paying an assload for a broken program that isnt being properly serviced? Nope, I wouldnt.
 
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