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Hello 👋!
My video player (VLC, Windows Movies) is crashing suddenly, and my display settings are resetting automatically when I watch videos.
After some investigation on my Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 5i (Intel Core Ultra 7 processor), I suspect the issue is related to having two graphics card managers installed: Intel Graphics Command Center and Intel Graphics Software.
The Intel Graphics Software is recommending that I uninstall the Intel Graphics Command Center.
Is it safe to uninstall Intel Graphics Command Center? And could this potentially resolve my video player crashes and display issues?
Please Help!
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The Graphics Command Center is just a GUI, the actual drivers are seperate - so yes, you can get rid of it
Thanks for your response.
Now I uninstall it but still my problem is not solved.
maybe update the drivers from your Graphics maintenance site if possible