Ryan247Zook
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Have you recently experienced applications failing to launch after a Windows .NET update? Many users, particularly those with Audials software, are reporting a specific issue: the application splash screen appears briefly before vanishing, and Windows Event Viewer shows errors related to Audials.deps.json, citing an "Invalid value" or "JSON parsing exception."
This typically points to a conflict between the .NET update and the application's dependency configuration, or a corrupted deps.json file. If you're encountering this, a clean reinstallation of the affected software is often the most effective fix. This means not just uninstalling, but also manually removing any remaining program folders and potentially registry entries to ensure a fresh start.
At NeoSmart, we understand the frustration of system issues. Our expertise in boot repair and system recovery is built on tackling problems at their core. While our Easy Recovery Essentials can address a wide range of boot and system errors, for application-specific issues like this, a thorough reinstallation of the affected software is key.
Have you faced similar issues with other applications after recent .NET updates? Share your experiences and solutions in the comments below!
This typically points to a conflict between the .NET update and the application's dependency configuration, or a corrupted deps.json file. If you're encountering this, a clean reinstallation of the affected software is often the most effective fix. This means not just uninstalling, but also manually removing any remaining program folders and potentially registry entries to ensure a fresh start.
At NeoSmart, we understand the frustration of system issues. Our expertise in boot repair and system recovery is built on tackling problems at their core. While our Easy Recovery Essentials can address a wide range of boot and system errors, for application-specific issues like this, a thorough reinstallation of the affected software is key.
Have you faced similar issues with other applications after recent .NET updates? Share your experiences and solutions in the comments below!