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How to Fix the Error using Intel Graphics Card

Lea
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Case 1

Case 2 (If the error is not resolved by Case 1)

 

Objective

Learn how to resolve launching error using Intel HD Graphics.

 

Operation

Since this crashing is due to a Graphic driver which is automatically updated by Microsoft Windows, please re-install the Intel graphics driver after deactivating "Windows Automatic Updates".

 

Case 1

  1. Please input "gpedit.msc" on Search tool and execute it.

  2. Local Group Policy Editor ▶ Computer Configuration ▶ Administrative Templates ▶ Windows Components ▶ Windows Updates ▶ activate "Do not include drivers with Windows Update"

    image_1_1.png※ Note: The option may not appear in the Window versions below. In this case, External Graphics card should be used.
    (Please refer to Computer Specification)
    Windows 7 Home Edition / Windows 10 Home Edition 

  3. Device Manager ▶ Display Adapters ▶ Intel(R) HD Graphic ▶ Uninstall the device and driver software ▶ Reboot Windows

    image_2_1.png

  4. Enter Intel Support Page and download and install the program of Intel® Driver & Support Assistant.

  5. Start scanning the driver.

  6. Download and Reinstall the driver of Intel(R) HD Graphics.

  7. Verify the "23.20.16.4901" version is installed correctly.image_3.png

  8. Please reboot Windows.

  9. If the Error is not resolved with Case 1, please proceed Case 2 below.


Case 2

If the Error is not resolved with Case 1, please proceed Case 2.

  1. Please enter Intel® Graphics Driver for Windows*  and Download & Install the driver.

  2. Approve overwrite to the previous version during Installation.
    image_3_1.png

 

 

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  • tituslegrand
    • Edited

    None of both cases are working for me.

    Case1: Group policies are not supported in the Home version. I don't have gpedit.msc on my pc.

    Case2: Downloaded and installed the driver and still I have this pop up warning me that the issue still exists.

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  • Lea
    • Edited
    Dear @tituslegrand,
     
    Case1: Group policies are not supported in the Home version. I don't have gpedit.msc on my pc.
    > If you have a version of windows home that does not support gpedit.msc, unfortunately, there is no workaround.
     
    Case2: Downloaded and installed the driver and still I have this pop up warning me that the issue still exists.
    > Case 2 is the recommended option if the problem persist after trying case 1 normally. The problem will persist if Windows Automatic Update cannot be prevented.
     
    We are deeply sorry for the situation but it is not an issue with the software itself, but a bug due to Intel driver(MS) so that we recommend you reach out to the manufacturer of Intel graphic card for this issue.
     
    Best,
    Lea
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  • theshadowsociety

    I'm on a Surface Pro 6 (also attempted on a Surface Pro 5 in Sept/Oct of 2018), unfortunately this Intel problem is a no-win situation. Rolling back using either Case not only causes Clo to spit out an "OpenGL Not Supported" error, but also locks in the entire tablet to an unoptimized high resolution format making it almost impossible to read the <4pt fonts or click on buttons, etc.

    It's noted of course that this is an Intel issue, not Clo's. Hoprfully reaching out to the former will eventually resolve the issue in an update.

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  • savchenko

    Hi Folks,
    I am happy to inform, that the manual helped me to solve the issue!

    I use Wacom MobileStudio Pro 13, equipped with Intel Iris Graphics 550 and 6th generation Intel 7i Core processor.
    When I tried to use any 3d function of CLO (moving the avatar or simulation of gravity) the CLO immediately crashed.

    IMPORTANT!
    Guys, please be aware that only driver which helped me was the Version: 15.60.2.4901, mentioned in the manual.
    The newest drivers, specifically issued for my graphics card did not helped me at all.

    I switched off the function of driver updating by Windows, explained in Case 1. So, it will work until I decide to update it.
    I hope it will work fine further, or Intel will issue another one, which will work for me as well.

    All the best!
    Alex

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