Hi Michael,
Thanks for that reply. Yes, I got BSOD and I have the latest Intel graphics driver version 6.14.10.4764.

I'm attaching a dmp pertaining to the crash.

In the Device Manager, I seem to have 2 Display Adapters, could this be the culprit?

Hi Nesto, thanks for posting the .DMP file - I was able to load it into a debugging tool which pinpoints the crash as occuring in the code module: igxpdx32.DLL , which does belong to the Intel video driver.

> In the Device Manager, I seem to have 2 Display
> Adapters, could this be the culprit?

Hmm, well that part probably does not indicate a problem by itself - video cards that have more than one output (that can display to multiple montiors driven from the same card) will show up as multiple display adapters like that.

But if you've got the latest drivers, that means that it's the latest drivers that are buggy, unfortunately that can happen sometimes. You may have to try finding a slightly older driver instead of the latest one when that's the case. But also make sure to check directly on the Intel web site instead of only Windows Update, because often times Windows Update does not have the latest ones.

Also that Intel integrated video is basically way far at the bottom of the heap of all video cards as far as 3D processing power goes. If you want to do much 3D work you should consider getting an nVidia or ATI/AMD dedicated card - even the least expensive dedicated card is a lot more capable than that Intel integrated stuff.

- Michael

Thanks, I may try older drivers then for my Dell laptop then. They are from the Intel site, not Windows Update.

I have another desktop with a Quadro FX1400 that I use for graphics but I keep trial installations to a minimum on that machine. A couple of years ago I disconnected it from the internet and uninstalled security softwares so I could use the hardware to the max. It runs very smooth and I have barely needed to update drivers since.

Hi Nesto,
MoI is not like most "Demo softwares". I would not worry about using your nice computer for anything to do with it... Also, it's installer is "Self contained" and doesnt scatter anything around your computer. It is all in it's own folder (accept for a license key and an ini file and we know where that is also)

I looked at your driver yesterday on the intel site, and there was a link to the previous driver posted also, to sort out a bug for something a bit different, but that is kindof a sign also...