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I have a msi carbon pro and I use gamming app to control led fx and set OC mode more easily.All of suddenly the app stop to open. I click on the icon and nothing happens.I have tried to uninstall, update to lastest version, run ccleaner to fix the register files. Nothing works.However when I unistall and re-install the program and reboot the computer the program opens and works fine, but If and restart the pc one more time msi gamming app does not open anymore. Crazy right?I have no ideas how to fix this problem.ThxPS: my english not so good, so sorry if I made some mistakes. I just registered on the forum to add my ‘me too’.I have the exact same problem as the OP.Directly after the Win10 fall update, the MSI gaming app stopped working properly.It doesn’t appear in my system tray anymore but what’s worse, it doesn’t switch off the leds on my MSI Geforce 1070 and the gaming app seems to be the only program capable of doing that (I downloaded Afterburner but I can’t find an option to switch off the leds with it.)I’ve tried everything. An uninstall followed by a fresh install, different versions of the app.I even went back to a backup I made before the Win update (when the program was still working fine), unistalled the app, then performed the whole Windows 10 update again, then did a fresh install of the app.T he problems persists.Please provide a fix soon. Well,I tried 6.2.0.37 and had the same results as.35.

It worked with the first install,had increased cpu usage while @ idle(even 10-15 mins after the install cpu usage was 6% to 10%)So figured I'd restart and see what usage was and couldn't get the app to open. I'll include the txt file from GamingApp txt. Also WMI Provider Host is what's using about half the cpu usage when I'm having this issue with the Gaming App.

Here's a screenshot of task manager before the latest un-install. (8.2 kB - downloaded 189 times.) (txtfile from gaming app is thumb 1, screenshot WITH app is thumb2, screenshot after removal of app is thumb3). I don't had this problem since installed creator update but since i enabled dep. When i saw after restarting that gamingapp was not running i disabled the dep. But Windows 10 don't seem to care about it and even i restarted 5-6 times dep is always enabled.

And since creator update many programs don't want to run when i launch it and before i enabled dep. The concerning programs are windows taskbar and start and search buttons, parameters, store, sometimes mail and edge. And many programs of windows. Explorer, Steam and games works perfectly but i let a windows bugged so i already have downloaded the usb iso after creatirs update and i will format and install creator on a fresh install. Ok, Here's the results from the ver. 6.2.0.42 first screenshot is just after download,but before install.(notice there is NO WMI Provider host process running?) Second is after the install and shows that once again WMI Provider host is using between 2.6 to 4 percent cpu.

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When the app's un-installed,the mystery WMI goes away also. I'll also include the current Gaming App txt. File Screenshot 201 is before install, screenshot 202 is after install, and here's shot 203 which shows after latest un-install while still having browser open. Note WMI Provider host is gone again? Ok, Here's the results from the ver. 6.2.0.42 first screenshot is just after download,but before install.(notice there is NO WMI Provider host process running?) Second is after the install and shows that once again WMI Provider host is using between 2.6 to 4 percent cpu.

When the app's un-installed,the mystery WMI goes away also. I'll also include the current Gaming App txt. File Screenshot 201 is before install, screenshot 202 is after install, and here's shot 203 which shows after latest un-install while still having browser open. Note WMI Provider host is gone again? Re-installed the app(ver 6.2.0.42) WMI Provider is ther with 2.5 to 4% cpu usage when app is open,stopping the process has no effect because it immediately resumes @ same rate. Closing the app lowers usage to 1.5 to 2.5% with same results if you shut down the process. Uninstalling the app removes the WMI Provider host process.

The app is trying to communicate/ck something or the system is cking the app.This is a network function that's running. I'll include images of before install,with app installed but closed,and with app open. Also an image of the service running.

I'll also include the latest gaming app txt, and the windows log txt that was asked to be included. Update: As of this date/time, WMI Provider host STILL running using.05% to 1.5% cpu usage with gaming app closed. Will now uninstall software & see if WMI Provider host will go away again.

If so,then IMHO that's a fairly clear indication that something with the app is not playing nice with the Fall creators update.(remember that the Fall Creators update has added GPU monitoring to Windows) Edit: After deleting app, WMI-Provider continues to stay in task manager, but has NO cpu usage. Ending the task restarts but has no usage. This what has helped me.During the installation of the software it is also installing a visual studio C 2012.

During the installation if you go to the directory it is installing, by default C:Program Files (x86)MSIGaming APPOSD, and delete the last 2 files which are the instillation setups for VSC 2012 it will skip that installation and carry on finishing the installation of gaming app as normal.As you already have the VSC of higher version it wont be a problem for the software. This is what helped me, give it a try.

After installing Fall creators update, MSI GamingApp fails to launch 2-3 times. I've tried everything what was mentioned in this thread but nothing works.

Tried all different versions, also the newest 6.2.0.56. Always the same issue: when i try to start the App no window appears. When i take a look in the task-manager the app starts for about 2 Seconds but then dissapear.i'm starting to despair.

I think the only solution would be to reinstall windows, because i'm not able to remove Windows Version 1709 anymore. Unless you have an idea for me?PS: i only want to use the RGB-settings. I have also installed the smartphone-app, but even this app does not work on my smartphone (nothing is displayed). To bad: no answers here. But i still want to tell you what i found out: i have no Admin-Rights on my Main-Windows Profile (the reason should be clear to anyone who thinks halfway about security issues so i'm not going to explain this.).Beside the Gaming App, there is a service running in the background called 'GamingAppService'.

I'm not able to close this process, because i need admin-rights to do so. Normaly, when i try to install something or other stuff for which you need Admin-Rights, it opens a window in which i can enter my admin-password. But when i try to close this service there comes only a error message which says i need admin-rights to do so.When i'm using my Admin-Profile in windows, i can start the app without a problem. So my guess is, it has something to do with insufficient rights. On the other hand, there was a time in which i could use the app without any problems and without admin-rights (probably before Windows 10 Version 1709).so i'm not sure about this at all.Using the Admin-profile is not a good solution but it is still better then re-installing windows only because of this Gaming App. Also i wont change the color of my rgb's very often, so this is overall ok for me.

Hope this will help anyone with the same issue.

I just saved a file in MS Paint and then had to re-open it. Now I am getting an error message ' Paint cannot read this file. This is not a valid bitmap file or its format is not currently supported'.What's up with that?It is a PNG file like all the rest.The 2 things I noticed is that the file size is 3x the size of others I recently made and I also noticed that it was set to open with a picture app - not Paint - so I changed that. It didn't resolve the issue.It did take alot longer to save so I am wondering if it was corrupted somehow.I'd hate to have to remake the dang thing.

Any advice?(Sorry about the catagory choice but there wasn't one for MS Paint.). Sounds like the file became corrupted. Paint should open PNG files.What 'picture app' did the file want to use?How did you change that?See if free IrfanView can deal with it:Make a copy of the file and delete the file extension (the dot and letters after the dot).Open IrfanView, then drag and drop the file onto the open IrfanView window.IrfanView will attempt to determine the file type and open it.If it does open in IrfanView, use File Save as to save it in the format you want. LemP Volunteer Moderator MS MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) 2006-2009 Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011-2012. I came across this issue today and as far as I can tell it has to do with the resolution of the image. Anything above 1200.1200dpi won't open in Paint, even if it is a BMP file.See this thread:I get an answer or Microsoft fix it, I would suggest using. They're genuinely free and easy to use with some more advanced features too if you need them.