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rdockter1-Visitor
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Aug 21, 2015 2:00 PM UTC
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How can I run Creo 2.0 with my nvidia graphics instead of integrated graphics in windows 10?

I don't think windows 10 is officially supported yet by creo and I'm aware of that so before anyone goes on a rant about using an unsupported OS....

At first I could not get Creo 2.0 to run at all on my windows laptop, the application just opened with a black screen.

Then I tried changing the default graphics processor from my nvidia card to the integrated intel graphics.

This allowed the application to run just fine, however I don't have any of the graphics acceleration benefits.

So is there a special driver or anything I can do to get Creo to run with the actual graphics card? Do I just need to wait for an updated driver?

If it matters my computer has an intel 5700HQ cpu and an Nvidia 970 gpu.

    AmitDeshpandeAnswer
    18-Opal
    Aug 21, 2015 2:52 PM UTC

    Hi Rod,

    I'm guessing you changed the config option graphics from opengl to win32_gdi, but since Windows 10 is still in compatibility testing phase, it's hard to say which driver version to use.

    What's the machine configuration you are using?

    Machine Type - Dell, HP, Lenovo??

    Graphics card

    Driver version

    Thanks,

    Amit

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    AmitDeshpande18-OpalAnswer
    18-Opal
    Aug 21, 2015 2:52 PM UTC

    Hi Rod,

    I'm guessing you changed the config option graphics from opengl to win32_gdi, but since Windows 10 is still in compatibility testing phase, it's hard to say which driver version to use.

    What's the machine configuration you are using?

    Machine Type - Dell, HP, Lenovo??

    Graphics card

    Driver version

    Thanks,

    Amit

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    rdockter1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    Aug 21, 2015 3:49 PM UTC

    Amit,

    Thanks for the response.

    I have now changed the graphics config option to 'win32_gdi' and that seems to have fixed the problem. Thanks for your help.

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