This seems to be a GPU mode for sure. You have GPU mode enabled for sure. So, let's do that in order : - Are your driver up to date ? - What is your graphic card ? - What kind of image are you loading and what's their size ?
I just spent the last hour going though HP's website. This definitely appears to be the latest and greatest driver. I tried a later driver but it won't install on my hardware.
I could try to report the bug to HP but I'm not sure what I would report.
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Of course they say the problem is in the application! At this point, I'm not sure what I can do about this. It seems like someone should contact AMD with a code example of it failing.
He also said that if autogiga could be configured to use DirectX instead of OpenGL, it would be able to use the dynamic switching feature and would probably not hit this bug.
Make sure there is not even a drop of the old drivers stay stuck, sometime it's tricky to completely wipe out it. Also double check the version of the BIOS "F1.B" . About the BIOS settings set "Switchable GFX mode" on "FIXED"
To those with this same problem on HP dv7 laptop, yes, this updated driver does solve the problem. This driver is no longer recommended for the dv7 laptop, but you can install it anyway.
But be warned, when I installed this driver, the laptop crashed during installation. I installed it a second time without error. It does solve the problem.
This laptop has two GPUs and switches between them. If you use the "High Performance" GPU, the problem does not appear.