splash 2.7 crash windows 11

[Rainbow]

Go to the installation folder and remove the file "libmfxsw32.dll"

[andor360]

I found a workaround thats working perfectly so far. Go to the installation folder and remove the file "libmfxsw32.dll" (i recommend backing it up first)

Source: @Morgulen - Nvidia

[neowatio]

Buenas, a fecha de hoy solo funcinan los controladores de ndivia en la version 581,80 de noviembre.

[krsolecheta]

Buenas, a fecha de hoy solo funcinan los controladores de ndivia en la version 581,80 de noviembre.

si hace semanas que lo reportamos y no mueven ni un dedo para corregir

[revper]

I have identified the culprit: libmfxsw32.dll. This library serves as the engine for the "Intel Media SDK," which Splash utilizes for Intel-based software and hardware video acceleration. On Windows 11 25H2, this outdated engine causes a critical conflict with the new system kernel
and current video drivers.


To apply these changes to future installations—or on other systems running Windows 11 25H2—here is the simplified procedure:

Definitive Solution for Mirillis Splash on Windows 11 25H2


1. Install Splash as you normally would.
2. Delete or rename the file `libmfxsw32.dll` located in the installation folder (by default: `C:\Program Files (x86)\Mirillis\Splash`). This forces Splash to utilize more modern video engines that are compatible with Windows 11 (such as DXVA).

[krsolecheta]

I have identified the culprit: libmfxsw32.dll. This library serves as the engine for the "Intel Media SDK," which Splash utilizes for Intel-based software and hardware video acceleration. On Windows 11 25H2, this outdated engine causes a critical conflict with the new system kernel
and current video drivers.


To apply these changes to future installations—or on other systems running Windows 11 25H2—here is the simplified procedure:

Definitive Solution for Mirillis Splash on Windows 11 25H2


1. Install Splash as you normally would.
2. Delete or rename the file `libmfxsw32.dll` located in the installation folder (by default: `C:\Program Files (x86)\Mirillis\Splash`). This forces Splash to utilize more modern video engines that are compatible with Windows 11 (such as DXVA).

work perfect, thanks so much