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Affinity Photo crashes after Update


ukohl

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Hello,

after yesterday's update of Affinity Photo from version 1.8.5 to version 1.9.0, Affinity Photo does not start anymore. I can see the startup screen for a short time before the program quits.

The event log shows me the following content:

Hardware: Asus UX331U (i7-8550U, 16GB Ram, 1TB SSD)
Software: Windows 10 Home 20H2 64Bit

Please Help.

regards Udo

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This is a notebook, I presume, with an integrated Intel graphics card?

Try updating the drivers for that - this solved the issue for me. Mind you, though, that many notebooks come with drivers supplied by the notebook manufacturer, which can be shown as "current" and still be significantly outdated. In my case the "current" driver from HP was from 2017(!), I had to download and manually install the driver from Intel's website.

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UHD 620 in a Lenovo 720-13 here. Some weeks ago I tried to update to a newer driver and I could get one working from January 2020, but it crashs 1.9.

So my solution was to revert back to the one from Lenovo (Intel_23.20.16.4973 / April 2018)

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