07-31-2018, 09:42 AM
(This post was last modified: 07-31-2018, 09:43 AM by rich2005.
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Quote:...after closing and retrying several times, & uninstalling and re-installing both GIMP & G'mic, I still got this response every time...
Very-very rarely need to re-install over and over again. The problem is often in the Gimp profile. Start afresh and create a new default Gimp 2.10 profile.
1. Did you have an existing Gimp 2.8 installation? If you did disable by renaming it say, C:\Users\your name\.gimp-2.8 to C:\Users\your name\.gimp-2.8-bakup.
2. Delete the whole of the Gimp 2.10 profile C:\Users\your-name\AppData\Roaming\GIMP\2.10\
3. Run Gimp 2.10 to create a new empty Gimp 2.10 profile.
Quote:...and then I downloaded G'Mic. I went to the preferences folder - plug-ins to show GIMP the path to G'mic, which you can see in the image I'm posting....
No longer any need to mess around adding paths. For a standard Gimp from gimp.org the gmic installer puts it in plugins folder and Gimp 2.10 recognises it from the naming convention. (folder name same as plugin name)
Just make sure you get the appropriate 64 or 32 bit installer from the gmic site. That is about the only thing that can go wrong
![[Image: tfSdJzv.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/tfSdJzv.jpg)
I installed gmic yesterday in Win10 - Gimp 2.10.4 as a check for another post. Works here
Should look as this screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/v627NVC.jpg Are you really ..User\user\.. ?