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While some of the users were asking about Windows 7, the problem exists on Windows 10 as well. I have been clear in pointing this out. When I submitted a report on this problem it was subsumed into the above. If there is a solution please show me.
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Hi @BMaie2
We've attempted to replicate the issue on 8th Gen with Windows 10 April 2018 Update and 6444 and 6577 and were unable to see any issue. All channels and programs were viewable. To be clear this is the same issue we were able to repro on Windows 7 MCE.
When the Windows 7 issue was found, many reports of it came in from different support channels, though no one else has reported this on Windows 10 other than you. At this time we’re considering this a single unit failure and closing the case until it is reported by others and we can get more configuration/failure data to assist in replication.
The link to the Windows 7 thread is below. No one has confirmed the driver working but people rarely write back for good news, though no one has said it’s not working either which is not typical if it’s still failing:
https://forums.intel.com/s/question/0D50P0000490YirSAE/do-any-intel-integrated-graphics-support-mpeg4-copyonce-video
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When I click that link I get an 'OOPS!' error.
This may have a common link/cause to why I can't see the above forum either from my original URL address.
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second, I have not figured out how to DM Ronald Intel.
third, I realize this is not your fault, but asking me to look at a post that I can't see
and then do a thing I don't know how to do,
when the most efficient use of Intel Resources would be for you to inform me of what Ronald would have told me.
And, you would have a happier customer. I used to purchase AMD Cpus. Maybe I made a mistake in switching from them. They have a reason to create happy customers, Intel does not seem to need that.
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10 days have passed since you last told me that you would update the thread. In that I was asking for status, I anticipated a quick response. I would expect to be told that either: (1) This issue is being worked ; (2) This issue is not being worked, but there is an expectation that resources will be assigned in <specify time frame>; or (3) Nothing is going on now, and I should not expect any effort, let alone resolution, in the near term. MIND YOU, this problem was addressed for Windows 7, whereas my issues are with the currently shipping OS - Windows 10, on Intel Hardware that is presently shipping. Would it help if I raise the level of attention to this issue by writing to Intel Executives? I first wrote about this issue occurring in Windows 10 quite a while ago, had my concern merged with the Windows 7 issue, and then the thread disappeared, with nary a trace. I had a prior issue with Intel DSA for which the response was totally inadequate, suggesting that I reinstall the OS and all applications to fix a problem with your application. While I was able to identify a solution (which I passed on to Intel support), in this case I have not found a remedy on my own. Right now, Intel DSA does not even notice that my Intel Smart Sound Technology (Intel (R) SST) Audio Controller is unable to start (error code 10). I have held off reporting that in that I am able to work around it. Is my experience typical of Intel Support? Again, should I contact Intel Executive Management to have the necessary resources applied to my Intel graphics difficulty? Please advise - in the near term.
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What does that answer mean? Are you actively trying to reproduce the problem on Windows 10? Are you searching to see if anyone else is working on the issue? Are you looking at the solution created for Windows 7 and determining whether it would be applicable to Windows 10? I realize that some of these steps would take time, but so far, the information provided by Intel representatives has been disappointing. Because the original thread disappeared, I do not even know if you fixed the problem for Windows 7. Can you at least tell me that? Pretty Please?
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Hi @BMaie2
We've attempted to replicate the issue on 8th Gen with Windows 10 April 2018 Update and 6444 and 6577 and were unable to see any issue. All channels and programs were viewable. To be clear this is the same issue we were able to repro on Windows 7 MCE.
When the Windows 7 issue was found, many reports of it came in from different support channels, though no one else has reported this on Windows 10 other than you. At this time we’re considering this a single unit failure and closing the case until it is reported by others and we can get more configuration/failure data to assist in replication.
The link to the Windows 7 thread is below. No one has confirmed the driver working but people rarely write back for good news, though no one has said it’s not working either which is not typical if it’s still failing:
https://forums.intel.com/s/question/0D50P0000490YirSAE/do-any-intel-integrated-graphics-support-mpeg4-copyonce-video
.:Bryce:.
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