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Hi Pyramide

Try the following:
Delete the application storage directory to fully reset the application in case some settings got corrupted:
Windows: C:\Users\[username]\AppData\Roaming\PyxelEdit or similar.
You can enter %appdata% as the path in windows explorer to find the Roaming folder quickly.
Mac: /Users/[username]/Library/Application Support/PyxelEdit or similar.
If you are on Windows and use the AIR installer version, you could try the portable version which works better for some users.
Make sure you have updated to the latest version of Adobe AIR.

Hi,

I did what you indicate. The problem is the same. :/ 

Maybe a conflict with another software ?

Hmm I see... no it's not likely that it would be caused by another software.
Could you please try:
open the PyxelEdit folder in Appdata, what folder and files are available? do you by any chance have a log file in AppData/Roaming/PyxelEdit/Local Store/Logs/? 

btw. have you tried running the application as administrator?

Hi there,
Yes, the log file could be very helpful to diagnose the problem.
Did you use the installer or the zipped download?

Hi,

Hmm seems to be a similar to a problem which another experienced also experienced, unfortunately I don't think he found a solution.

Try this:
* open the folder where installed PyxelEdit, go to META-INF/AIR.
* add a new file called "debug", it should have no content.
* open PyxelEdit

Does a popup appear with an error message?

Hi,

I do not know why but this morning it works.

I am happy. :p 

Now the file log is ok

<2017-12-06 11:46:35> Logger initialized
<2017-12-06 11:46:40> No stored license found.
<2017-12-06 11:46:40> Application invoke
<2017-12-06 11:47:43> Saving application state
<2017-12-06 11:47:43> Exiting
<2017-12-06 11:47:45> Logger initialized
<2017-12-06 11:47:48> Loaded stored license.
<2017-12-06 11:47:49> Application invoke

Hi,
I may have an explanation : I have network connections.

If it's closed, it does not work
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If it's open, it works
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That's odd, @Danik do you have any idea why this might happen?

It looks like you were right about there being a conflict of some sort... I don't see why it would happen though.
Good thing you figured it out ;)

That's really strange. The only reason I can think of would be if your local store directory was located on the network drive, making it inaccessible when disconnected. If you enter %AppData% in a Windows explorer file browser, do you get to the network drive? I have to investigate how local/roaming users work in Windows and with AIR. 
In any case, glad it works for you now!

The only thing it tries to open is the storage folder for the application, which is located in %AppData%\Roaming\PyxelEdit\ on Windows. If you have a roaming user profile that might be located on the network. (not completely sure about the details)

Hi