I have a brand new PC with excellent specs, fully updated in terms of SO and drivers. I have already reorganized Termbases, upgraded TMs and repaired installation. It keeps happening several times a day and it's taking me four times the time I'd normally need to translate a simple file.
How can I solve this?
Oana Nagy | QA Engineer | RWS Group
Hello Steven Whale,
thank you for replying. I'll do that and see if it happens again.
Rgs
And did this solution help? My Studio 2019 also keeps crashing without any prompt, at the least expected moment, without any warning. Fortunately in all cases I use local TMs so I rarely lose anything, but in those rare cases that a crash actually corrupts my local TMs (and this has happened twice already) I managed to lose both the crashed sdlxliff files and their respective TMs - thus completely undoing all of my work... I wander if this is a common issue and thus one that is being worked on, or is it a limited problem?
And did this solution help? My Studio 2019 also keeps crashing without any prompt, at the least expected moment, without any warning. Fortunately in all cases I use local TMs so I rarely lose anything, but in those rare cases that a crash actually corrupts my local TMs (and this has happened twice already) I managed to lose both the crashed sdlxliff files and their respective TMs - thus completely undoing all of my work... I wander if this is a common issue and thus one that is being worked on, or is it a limited problem?
It's very important to add Studio and MultiTerm to the AntiVirus exceptions list.
There are various further solutions that can help with Studio crashing, dependent on what is causing the crash, in these two links:
There are many reasons why a program could crash. That which I found prevented most of them was to turn off Match Repair as explained in the link above. If I have a troublesome file, that's what I do and it seems to stop the crashes, whatever is causing them.
Hope this helps,
All the best,
Ali 
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