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Handbrake won’t open start and run on Windows 10 or 11?

I updated Handbrake on Windows 10 to version 1.6.1 today and found that no matter what I did, it would not open and run. I uninstalled and reinstalled, deleted preferences and app data, absolutely nothing worked. I searched and searched online and found lots of suggestions, but ultimately nothing worked.

I knew Handbrake required Microsoft’s Dot Net Framework, and I wondered if something might have gone bad here. I downloaded the latest version and when I went to install it, my PC told me I already had the latest version installed…So now what…

I ended up digging through Handbrakes official forum and found a hint from one of the members. At the time of publishing the current version of Dot Net Runtime Environment is 6.0.14. This was not working for me. I Found a link to 6.0.13 and downloaded it, and I was able to install it. And surprise surprise, Handbrake booted right up! I have since read that some other people were not able to roll back, and I am wondering if this might be because they are on Windows 11? My old test PC doesn’t meet the requirements for 11 so it is still running Windows 10, and I had no problems installing and running version 6.0.13.

You can download Dot Net V6.0.13 HERE

Hopefully this resolves your problem as well!

Since updating to iOS 7, a lot of iPhone users are finding that iMessage does not send their messages. It looks like it is sending, but stops or freezes at last minute. I have discovered a work around, I am not sure if it is a “Fix” but I have had good results using this method, and have tried on on some friends phones with success as well. I hope it works for you!

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Firstly, go into iMessage on your iPhone.

Clear off ALL messages and threads by swiping to the left on each conversation to make the “delete” option appear.

and then press delete.

Now go into settings.

Then select “Messages”

Turn “iMessage” option OFF

Now turn your phone off by pressing and holding the power button on the top right edge, and then swipe across the red “Slide To Power Off” message on your screen.

Once your phone has completely powered off, you can press the power button again to restart it. Once your phone has booted up again, select “Settings”

Go back into Messages

Turn on the “iMessage” option and you will see your phone re-activating and syncing with the iMessage server.

When it has finished, it you should see confirmation that you can now use iMessage.

Now, Hopefully, you should be back in business.

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Handbrake wont open start or run on Windows 10 11

Easy Fix or Work Around for iMessage bug problem on iPhone running IOS7

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