Razor's new update and Windows Vista/7
The new Razor update has been causing some problems on Windows Vista/7, which mainly consist of not being able to create new macros or take screenshots, or profiles/macros disappearing altogether. This is because (it appears) Razor no longer makes use of the compatibility folder in Windows Vista/7.
If any of your macros/profiles are gone after the update, try the following:
[Link to the Razor forums thread]
Edit:
Yet another alternative is to install Razor in a non-Program Files location (thanks to Zlatan for the instructions):
[Razor download location]
The new Razor update has been causing some problems on Windows Vista/7, which mainly consist of not being able to create new macros or take screenshots, or profiles/macros disappearing altogether. This is because (it appears) Razor no longer makes use of the compatibility folder in Windows Vista/7.
If any of your macros/profiles are gone after the update, try the following:
- Open "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Razor"
- Copy all files/folders to "C:\Program Files\Razor"
- Open "C:\Program Files\Razor", right-click anywhere in the folder and click "Properties".
- Click the Security tab.
- Click Advanced.
- Click the Owner tab.
- Click Edit.
- Select your user account in the "Change owner to:" box.
- Press Apply, then OK about 3 times to close all previous windows.
[Link to the Razor forums thread]
Edit:
Yet another alternative is to install Razor in a non-Program Files location (thanks to Zlatan for the instructions):
- Back up your original Razor profiles, macros, etcetera.
- Uninstall Razor.
- Reinstall Razor, changing the file path it installs to from "C:\Program Files\Razor" to only "C:\Razor", "D:\Razor" or wherever you want, just not the previous path.
- Copy backed up stuff over.
- Open Razor, test a macro by playing it, and it works!
[Razor download location]