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If you have any playback option set to 'stop', perhaps there is something registered as maximized/fullscreen. Any kind of desktop overlay window could do that, unless it's set up to be handled as a transparent window in Windows.
Also, the Windows slide show has a blend effect that interferes. The slide show should ideally be disabled so it doesn't overlap Wallpaper Engine.
The crash is an anology. This is merely a restart of the wallpaper. I made a screen recording showing the problem. This occurs on all wallpapers- stock and others. None of my playback settings are set to 'stop'. All are on pause or keep running.
My windows slideshow is disabled and is on picture desktop. If that's what you meant.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1sH2Cf49WqqJ-eIbY6zHswmMfhbLN0NL9?usp=sharing
Side note: wallpaper64 application does crash time to time with an error message, however a restart usually fixes it.
My specs: i7-6700, 32GB RAM, GTX 1080