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CountMike said:

I'm on Skippy so I don't get that one.

Yeah, and apparently I cant go back to skippy now. Im confused on all that anyway

Dude said:

Yeah, and apparently I cant go back to skippy now. Im confused on all that anyway

That was a strange move they made. More futuristic version gets behind ?

AB is still broke

Dude said:

Updated and MSI AB is broke again

Yes 16275 broke it. I sent a tweet to the guy.

I've just installed Windows 10 Insider Preview build 16275 and reproduced the issue. Win32 API CreateService function seem to be broken in builds 16273 and 16275 for 32-bit processes, which try to install 64-bit kernel drivers. So all 32-bit applications working with hardware directly won't work, you'll need to wait for fix from Microsoft side.
Happily, at least in MSI Afterburner you may temporarily untick "Enable low-level IO driver" option in compatibility properties, this way it won't need a driver and will rely entirely on generic AMD/NVIDIA display driver functionality. But some low-level hardware access dependent features (e.g. all CPU related monitoring, voltage control on AMD cards and some other things) will be lost.

Those who are registered in Windows Insider Preview Feedback Hub, please submit it there, it will (hopefully) get the issue fixed faster.

Windows 10 Build 16273 broke AB and RTSS ? | guru3D Forums

Add to the feedback if you are on the insider please

Dude said:

Windows 10 Build 16273 broke AB and RTSS ? | guru3D Forums

The HUB or MS does not care or should about a third party app.

I tried The EVGA one and it would not work unless I remove Corsair's CUE program.

Dude said:

Windows 10 Build 16273 broke AB and RTSS ? | guru3D Forums

Josey Wales said:

The HUB or MS does not care or should about a third party app.

Did you read what the developer explained?

Win32 API CreateService function seem to be broken in builds 16273 and 16275 for 32-bit processes, which try to install 64-bit kernel drivers. So all 32-bit applications working with hardware directly won't work, you'll need to wait for fix from Microsoft side.

Yes MS should care about it

Dude said:

Did you read what the developer explained?


Yes MS should care about it

No I did not read what he wrote. I have plenty of 32 bit programs that worked with both builds. The CUE software I mentioned is 32 Bit and it works with my KB, Mouse and Headset..All hardware. He also said the below:

Beta builds of Windows (Early access) are not supported you guys. Only official public releases.
See what happens with the next Windows 10 Build. It is not the Afterburner that is the problem it is Riva

MSI Afterburner 4.4.0 Beta 12 Download

MSI Afterburner 4.4.0 final official download - Guru3D and MSI have been working hard on AfterBurner, today we release an updated this revision of Afterburner, this application successfully secured the leading position on graphics card utilities.
MSI Afterburner is ultimate graphics card utility, developed the Guru3D RivaTuner team. The Beta releases sometimes have an expiration limit, the stable and final build releases do not. We recommend using a final build. If you purchased a GeForce GTX 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, Titan X (Pascal) or AMD Radeon RX 4x0 graphics card we can recommend you to at least try out this latest release. We have written a GeForce GTX 1070 and 1080 overclocking guide right here.

ATTENTION - RTSS Not Working after Windows 10 Update?
Recently Microsoft released their KB4032188 update which invokes an updated compatibility assistant. That compatibility assistant is now detecting the old RTSS 6.x.x versions launch, and prevents it from doing so. It informs user that RTSS is incompatible with Creators Update and redirects you to our download page with recommendation to upgrade. This is exactly why we released official 7.0.0 beta with Creators Update support back in April 2017. To get compatible again please install revision 7.0.0 beta 19 (or newer). Right now you are using a 6.x.x version. Also, more recommended we suggest that you to download latest full beta package of MSI Afterburner 4.4.0 Beta 12 which includes an even newer build of RTSS.

This is the new public final release of MSI AfterBurner 4.3.0. Over the past few weeks we have made tremendous effort to get a lot of features enabled for this build. All recently release graphics cards are supported, this entails the entire Nvidia GeForce GTX Series 10 including 1050, 1060, 1070, 1080, 1080 Ti and Titan X (Pascal). For AMD the Radeon RX series 400 and 500 support is included. Not just that, we have also updated RTSS, our statistics server that enables the overlay with MSI AfterBurner to offer DirectX 12 overlay support. New in this release is overlay support for SLI and Crossfire in DirectX 12. Please read the full release notes for all changes (as there are quite a few of them). You might have noticed a new look - if you like the white/black design you see below, in the Afterburner preferences / user interface skins selection you can choose this new Cyborg White skin to activate it. Have fun tweaking.