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After upgrading to version 1.9 (current 1.9.1.979), Affinity Designer is experiencing some flaws:
-> Sometimes when opening the system it says "The application was prevented from accessing the graphics hardware", with this it is unstable and only after restarting the OS will it work again.
[AMD-Radeon R7 M260 graphics card]
[I7-4510U @ 2.60GHz processor]
[SanDisk Ultra II SSD HD 480GB - 12GB RAM]
[
Windows 10 Home Single Language Edition
Version 21H1
Installed on 12/22/2020
Compilation of SO 19043.899
Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.3030.0 Experience
]
-> Recently when dragging an image from "Stock" to an Artboard Affinity Designer simply closes without any warning, so I can only do this procedure after rebooting the OS.

I look forward to returning as soon as possible as it is difficult to work in this way. Thanks.

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Hi Fábio Giacobe,

The "The application was prevented from accessing the graphics hardware" error message from Windows and has nothing to do with us, unfortunately that is an issue you'll have to take up with Microsoft. From what I could see it did look like a fairly common issue.

However with regards to the Stock Panel crash you've mentioned, as Komatös mentioned above this is an issue we're aware of that unfortunately was caused by an external change.

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