As a start: Could you try to
- launch cmd.exe
- navigate to the Inkscape directory
- execute "inkscape.com -V"
(it should print the version number but might also crash already)
(does it print anything else to the console?)
- if that worked excecute "inkscape.com"
(does it print anything to the console?)
If that does not change anything you could try the following (on the same console):
- execute "set PATH=C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS"
- then again execute "inkscape.com"
(and see if it solves the issue)
With respect to Python 3: I have it on my own machine and it does not cause an issue.
You could execute "set" on a cmd.exe though (it will print all environment variables so we can check if there's anything suspicious)
JFTR: I guess we're talking about 0.92.2?
As a start: Could you try to
- launch cmd.exe
- navigate to the Inkscape directory
- execute "inkscape.com -V"
(it should print the version number but might also crash already)
(does it print anything else to the console?)
- if that worked excecute "inkscape.com"
(does it print anything to the console?)
If that does not change anything you could try the following (on the same console): \WINDOWS\ system32; C:\WINDOWS"
- execute "set PATH=C:
- then again execute "inkscape.com"
(and see if it solves the issue)
With respect to Python 3: I have it on my own machine and it does not cause an issue.
You could execute "set" on a cmd.exe though (it will print all environment variables so we can check if there's anything suspicious)