In short, I am able see the entire area map of any completely new area that I have not yet explored. I enter the area, load the map, and encounter this issue.
I am creating this post because the "fix" in the above post is not ideal. It required me to use an old Intel 520 driver package. As a result, other display elements on my system are broken and prone to crashing.
Thank you in advance for looking into a fix that is compatible with current drivers for this graphics card!
My system and software setup is similar to the user Sandkappa in the above post. Windows 10 Enterprise 64 bit
Intel i7-6500 processor with 8GB RAM and Intel 520 graphics
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I encountered a bug exactly as described in an earlier post:
In short, I am able see the entire area map of any completely new area that I have not yet explored. I enter the area, load the map, and encounter this issue.
I am creating this post because the "fix" in the above post is not ideal. It required me to use an old Intel 520 driver package. As a result, other display elements on my system are broken and prone to crashing.
Thank you in advance for looking into a fix that is compatible with current drivers for this graphics card!
My system and software setup is similar to the user Sandkappa in the above post.
Windows 10 Enterprise 64 bit
Intel i7-6500 processor with 8GB RAM and Intel 520 graphics
v. 3.01.977 -steam
Attached is a dxdiag log and output log.
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Driver versions below:
Most recent driver according to Intel: 15.40.14.4352 (signed December 22, 2015)
Driver I used to fix the issue: 10.18.15.4274 (signed August 13, 2015)
DxDiag.txt
output_log.txt
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