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Intel graphics 630 not opening #36

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d0n4lm opened this issue Sep 10, 2020 · 2 comments
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Intel graphics 630 not opening #36

d0n4lm opened this issue Sep 10, 2020 · 2 comments

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@d0n4lm
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d0n4lm commented Sep 10, 2020

I have an i3 10th gen, and i wanted to use this software but it does not open at all on my computer i tried running as administrator
but it still does not work

@daniele-salvagni
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You are probably using the new Intel Graphics Command Center, sadly Intel keeps remaking their software every now and then and I still didn't had the time to catch up. Were you able to find the DLL required for the installation?

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ShootingKing-AM commented Oct 9, 2020

I was also having the same problem.
I have Dell XPS 9560, i7-7700HQ, Windows 10 with Nvidia GTX 1050 and Intel HD 630 IGfx. There was a recent windows update + Intel HD Control panel updates which kinda breaks the .dll.
This can be fixed by updating Intel HD Gfx drivers to the latest version.

My original version of Intel HD Drivers was 26.20.100.8142. Latest available were 27.20.100.8783
Device manager -> Update driver -> "Search automatically" and Dell Update both lied that latest available were installed on the laptop, which was is wrong, confirmed by going to "Driver" tab in Device properties in Device manager. (which showed 26.20.100.8142)

I had to manually update (Process and drivers) my drivers to latest, directly from Intel site, since OEM (Dell in my case) are too slow to deliver updates. (Since embedded gfx card drivers are usually managed by OEMs).

After updating the drivers, i recopied the igfx.dll into Color goggles(so it can re-hook the correct lib) and it started working as usual.

I actually forked the repo and inspected the internals, which was very simply coded, nice job @daniele-salvagni :)

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