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From LrC, performed “Edit in > Topaz Photo AI” and, during the DeNoise phase on the initial import, there was an attempted write to read-only memory.
Note: My computer has 48GB of RAM and a similar amount of swap space, so memory should not have been a problem.
Steps to reproduce issue:
- From Adobe LrC, “Edit In” Photo AI (file in LrC is a Nikon raw NEF file, sent to Topaz as a TIF file)
- Wait for Topaz to automatically do its stuff
- During the automatic DeNoise process, Windows threw a BSOD. Screen shots attached.
Topaz Photo AI v2.4.2 on Windows 10, release info attached in image below…
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John,
Here you go.
I just applied the latest Photo AI update and have not had that problem.
It’s now version 3.0. I’m guessing that memory addressing issue has been resolved in this update.
Steve
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I’m glad to hear that v3.0.0 is working for you 
Thanks for sending in that system profile information, I have been able to review that info and just for best practices I would like to try and see if updating your GPU driver will make the application more stable.
Please use the following link to update your driver: NVIDIA | Driver Update
John,
I just updated the driver in the last 3 days. So I have the latest releases of both Photo AI and the driver.
PS: I have Driver Update and I’m thinking of canceling that subscription, as it isn’t detecting a number of out-of-date drivers, especially for my Canon printer (the version I have is later than the “detected” version on my computer).
PPS: I preferred the UI in the last version of Photo AI.
Steve
