Hello @Anonymous,
I did a search based on your email address and I don't have any crash reports from the address associated with your forum profile. If you get another crash, you might try to enter your email in the CER report and then send it in so I can investigate further.
However, your current graphics card doesn't show up on the list of supported graphics hardware. Some graphics cards will still work despite not being on that list of hardware.
I would recommend two main things to try here. First, you may have to update your graphics drivers in Windows. Latest is not always greatest, sometimes going back a version or two is the key to a stable environment. Second, you might try a different display driver within 3ds Max.
Heat can cause crashes as well. You might want to double check that it's not getting too hot. Please keep me posted.
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Best Regards,
Alfred (AJ) DeFlaminis
3ds Max Technical Support Specialist
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Hello @Anonymous,
I just wanted to follow up here, any progress on your issue?
Best Regards,
Alfred (AJ) DeFlaminis
3ds Max Technical Support Specialist
Autodesk Here to Help | View Max Tips/Tricks | My Screencasts | Autodesk Virtual Agent | How To Reset User Settings | Change Display Drivers in Max | Feature Request Board | Installation and Licensing Forum | 3ds Max Certified Hardware | Network Rendering Troubleshooting Guide