Rafael Rivera

@bugz434 Thanks for the report. Is there anything out of the ordinary with this install of Windows? Did you run any sort of privacy focused scripts? Debloaters? etc? Not blaming...

@bugz434 Can you uninstall EarTrumpet and install a dev version? https://install.eartrumpet.app/dev/EarTrumpet.Package.appinstaller That still crashes for you, right?

Can you find any EarTrumpet events in Event Viewer > Windows Logs > Application?

This one is interesting, thanks. ``` Aplicativo: EarTrumpet.exe Versao do Framework: v4.0.30319 Descricao: O processo foi terminado devido a uma excecao sem tratamento. Informacoes da Excecao: System.AccessViolationException em EarTrumpet.Interop.Shell32.SHCreateltemInKnownFolder(System.Guid, Ulnt32,...

@mfrls That's okay. 1. Remove EarTrumpet 2. Install a development build https://install.eartrumpet.app/dev/EarTrumpet.Package.appinstaller 3. Let me know if that crashes and we'll add some code to figure this out 4. Thank...

@mfrls So it crashed again with the development version? That's good. I pushed some code to development for you to try. 1. Click here https://install.eartrumpet.app/dev/EarTrumpet.Package.appinstaller 2. Upgrade to 2.3.0.18, do...

The EarTrumpetTrace log is missing for some reason. Can you email it to `[email protected]`? Something might be wrong with GitHub.

Perfect, got your logs. Very interesting problem, almost seems like an OS issue. Standby.

Looks like a Windows / WPF bug. Can you try this sample app? Does it display correctly? [WpfApp1.zip](https://github.com/File-New-Project/EarTrumpet/files/15049180/WpfApp1.zip) 

This is due to the serverless kubernetes package on npm looking for the user's home directory via `process.env.HOME` instead of something more portable. A quick workaround is to set the...