HACK Adobe Illustrator CC 2018 21.9.0 (86-Bit) Crack
Savage Doherty
A decent Illustrator alternative that is free and open source is Inkscape. It's improving fast (e.g. it's finally starting to get good CMYK support, though some workarounds are still needed), it's better than it looks, and while it's not as good as Illustrator 14+ (CS4+), I'd choose it over version 9. Adapting to Inkscape is probably easier than trying to make Windows 98 software run on Windows 8.
I run illustrator 9.01 on windows 7 home edition mini tablet. SOrt of works. Best to keep a single tower XP machine with sp3, and run all old adobe progs and office 97. Goes at rocket speed and files are nice and small. Also not on net so virus free. Then get a laptop win 8 for browsing.
Open up the task manager and find the 32-bit setup process that is created when you try to launch the installer. If you tried and failed a few times, then there may be many of these listed. Kill all but one of the processes. Then go to the details pane (available in win10, not sure about earlier versions). Find the process in the details pane, then right click on the process. Select the option "analyze wait chain". If you see that the process is waiting for something else to terminate, that is where the hangup is...
Same here, Adobe Illustrator wouldn't open in Windows 8.1. At first I managed to open it via [right-click app > Troubleshoot compatibility> continue troubleshooting the program >try recommended settings > test the program] but that's a hassle. Thanks to the tips here I found another way to open it 'normally'. (I had nothing holding up the above mentioned "wait chain").
Open task manager, then open Illustrator, it will close immediately but it should leave a window stating it shut down. Don't close that window yet or illustrator will disappear from task manager. In your task manager: right-click adobe illustrator> properties>compatibility>tick 'run this program in compatibility mode for: I choose windows 8. So far so good, it's opening and operating normally.
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