Re: my farewell message:

On Thu, 6 Jul 2017 11:52:30 +0430
zahra a <[email protected]> wrote:

> i found a simple solution for basic editing audio files which i needed
> and for complexity of audacity and also the reason that this program
> crashes frequently in my computer windows xp, both ram and cpu 2gb,i
> decided to not use it anymore and wanted to unsubscribed from the
> group.
> audacity crashes for me and i even cant recover my work or save my
> previous editing.
> if someone knows the solution please tell me why i face frequent
> crashes

Crash is too vague to provide any help.  You will need to be more
specific.  Describe in detail what you tried to do and what happened
the last time audacity crashed.  Were there messages about errors?

You're running XP.  That is obsolete, and if you are running the latest
versions of audacity it might be conflicted on the XP libraries
because they are too old. Perhaps you should try an older version of
audacity. From the description you gave, audacity should run fine on
your hardware. When I had that level of hardware, it ran fine for me.

XP is basically completely unsecure.  If you are on the web for an
hour, it will have been attacked and compromised.  So, you are probably
a member of a botnet, and your computer is used for spam mail and
denial of service attacks.  The entity that controls your computer
might have installed software that has damaged it, and this could
be causing problems for audacity.

It sounds like you aren't a technically knowledgeable person, so it is
probably not feasible, but you could install a version of linux for
free, and it would not have the security problems of XP, and it would
run audacity well.  You could always run your XP version in a virtual
machine, which would isolate it from everything else, and be completely
refreshed every time you restarted it.

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