Workshop used to work fine but now crashes immediately upon starting. What can I do?
Version 4.1.2 and earlier: This is probably due to Workshop saving a corrupted autosave circuit in the previous session. Now when you try to start Workshop, it tries opening the corrupted circuit and is crashing as a result. To get around this, you’ll have to remove the setting that tells workshop to try to open the autosaved document. To do so, run the Registry Editor by going to the Start menu and selecting “Run…”. Type in “regedit’ to run the registry editor. Navigate to the “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Beige Bag Software” branch and look for the “B2 Spice A/D v4 Pro” folder. Click on that to highlight it and then press the delete key to delete it. Close the registry editor and try rerunning Workshop. If it still crashes, please see the note below before contacting us. Version 4.1.3: The application now prompts the user before loading autosaved circuits. If you choose to load the autosaved circuit, and the program crashes while loading it, then run the program again and choose NO,
