I have the following issue, that I can mostly with high chance reproduce, crashing the Intel GPU driver, by quickly min/max a video stream in VLC. I think this needs to be reported mostly at Intel's side, not VLC or MS, because a userspace app like VLC shouldnt be able to crash the video driver even if it was a bug maybe in VLC, right?
Windows show these for the crash:
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I have no other issue anywhere, while gaming, prime95 stability, other media players like MPC, Chrome ect. It just happens with VLC and a fast min/max video action.
A log entry from VLC, when it happens says:
main warning: picture is too late to be displayed (missing 31 ms)
main warning: picture is too late to be displayed (missing 14 ms)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
main warning: picture is too late to be displayed (missing 8 ms)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
direct3d11 error: SwapChain Present failed. (hr=0x887A0005)
Error code 0x887A0005 seems to mean DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED, which is obviously nonsense. The laptop is a 2 GPU device with Optimus. So this seems to be a driver issue or a Windows bug.