Hardware acceleration disabled only when using Displaylink - Windows 10

[PeterB]

Intel's driver release in Aug 2017 for Intel 6,7, and 8 Gen procs claims to have addressed OpenGL issues with indirect displays.

Version: 22.20.16.4771
Release Notes: https://downloadmirror.intel.com/270...leaseNotes.pdf
Excerpt: "Enabled OpenGL hardware acceleration when running Miracast or DisplayLink."

I have not tested yet, but will be doing so very soon. I suppose no luck for 4 and 5 Gen Intel proc machines at this time.

PeterB

[AlbanRampon]

Hello Peter,

4th generation was already out of support a year ago.

You should be able to work around the Intel bug by selecting a display directly connected to the Intel graphics card as main display in Windows display settings.
Once the application is started, you would be able to change the main display again, if you wanted. There may be a way to create a script to do that automatically.

Kind regards,
Alban