I got the message “Success” for downloading Liquid Studio 2. But then there is a bunch of other crap… what’s going on? Did I download it or not? I hate all the other minefield of adds and closely related links that could be disaster! What do I do?

I was able to download the Hub file, then execute the Hub file to extract the “Liquid Studio 2.exe” file. I ran the “Liquid Studio 2.exe” file, which installed fine. In the Startup Menu, I clicked the menu item “TB Liquid Studio” and when the program started, it prompts to “Try Buy Enter Key.” I entered the key, received the small dialog “Success!!” As soon as I clicked on the OK button, Windows displayed the message “tbliquidstudio.exe has stopped working” and “Windows is checking for a solution to the problem…” The next dialog shows the message “tbliquidstudio.exe has stopped working” and “A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available.”

I again went to the Startup Menu and started the program again. This time it started just fine. I don’t know why the program crashed after entering the key but hopefully, the developer can check to see what causes this problem.

Program installed & registered for me with no issues. It does exit once you enter the registration key, would be more comforting if it displayed a simple pop-up saying “We need to exit to complete the registration process”. But there were no Windows error messages. Win 10/64 Home.

I like the introductory video. This is a very different kind of paint program, and the video shows a simple example of how to use it. I’ve played around with prior versions, never quite grasping the power of this thing. My only suggestion: a link to the video should appear in the Help menu.