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the file is in GeoTIFF format and therefore the strange results. Is there a chance that you can get the picture in another format?

Maybe because this is a multipage tiff, in this case 4 pages? None of the different viewers I have on my PC displays it correct. It opens in AF as in Ldina screenshot, but suprisingly I cant not open it in Adobe Phtoshop. What ever I try I always get an error "could not open because of a problem with the Adobe Color Module". So IMHO somethimg is not correct with this file.

or ALT+165 -> Ñ, ALT+164 -> ñ

In Windows "ALT+0241" with OS and Publisher set to German.

Are those issue happening only with Nvidia GPUs or also with Radeon GPUs?

Disabling hardware acceleration solves the problem. In Windows graphic settings hardware accelerated GPU scheduling is still active.

To add: GPU utilization goes rarely above 50% while developing/exporting (see screenshot) What is interesting: after a successful export as png, I restarted Photo again, loaded the same raw file and got an apphang and the file was not displayed. Photo could be killed via Taskmanager, so no system freeze.

@stokerg The solution suggested by @skipa, does also not work for me. What I did: - open Photo, loaded a RAW file - developed it - exported it as png, worked OK - opened the Export dialog again, System crashed Attached logfile. Log.txt

TBH, dont use Affinity Photo as a RAW developer. While it is a quite good replacement for Photoshop, it is far away from being a State-of-the-Art RAW developer. As you are a Nikon user, simply use Nikon Studio.

@stringy 2 things make me wondering: your screenshot in the other topics shows an Nvidia App running and many Nvidia containers: - the Nvidia App is not necessary, other you do some broadcasting or are a gamer. IMHO it is simply snakeoil and superfluous. - the many container are maybe a result of the Nvidia App. --> my suggestion, uninstall all Nvidia stuff completely and install ONLY the latest driver for your GTX1070 The other thing is in your settings above: - RAM Usage limit: should be less than the physical installed RAM, and I dont believe that you have mor than 64GB RAm installed.

Not having such a hardware, but I dont think that there are any compatibility issue. The RTX 500/1000 ADA needs the same driver as my 6 years old Quadro P3200 in a Lenovo P52. The software never talks directly to the hardware (graphiccard) only through the OS/driver. Current driver is in both cases the R570 U3 (572.83).

Annette, how did you make the update? Could it be that your initial installation was down with the msix installer and now you installed the new version with the exe installer?

@PierMax Why is it so difficult to simply answer the question linked above?

Have you ever tried a fresh install. And which installer did you use, the msix or exe installer?