The only thing you need to do is find the right older driver that's meant for your version of Windows (eg Win 10 and Win 7 have different drivers), and you'll want to find a version that's dated prior to October 2018.
You'll then see a partial list, or maybe just the most recent driver version, but if you click on Show moreyou'll see the previously released versions. Start typing the details ( UHD Graphics 630 in my screenshot) in the box at the top right of the Intel page where it says "Product name or keyword" and then select your graphics chip from the list. To find the right version for your onboard graphics, right-click on the Windows Start icon and open Device Manager, then expand the Display Adapters tab and look the the Intel listing, like this: If you aren't running Win10, or if you get a message that the driver isn't compatible with your hardware, go to the main Intel driver webpage, but DON'T use the automated tools since you want to stay away from the latest version. If you have Win10, you can try downloading and installing the 6194 driver directly from this page. I understand what you are saying about using an older driver, except I am unsure which driver to download and how to install it correctly.
Quote Thanks Optodata.I definitely learned a hard lesson with storing the installer on the computer.
So, I am frustrated at both Cyberlink and myself. I was in the middle of a video project when this all happened. The funny thing is the program worked great until I did the acceleration the other day. I also updated all of my Intel video drivers. I have submitted two support tickets-one for the crash issue and the other for the missing extended download service. Unfortunately, when I went to my MemberZone and the My Products page, it did not provide me with the download link, which is odd because I purchased the extended download service when I purchased it on 28 Sept 18. Thanks Tomask-I actually uninstalled my version of PD17 and planned to reinstall the program. I don't think that this should stop you from producing videos. You can reverse it by going to Preferences/Hardware acceleration and uncheck the hardware decoding box or uncheck both boxes if you want. Quote DrChrisR - Just click no the next time it starts the optimization the next time you open PD17.
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