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    NEED MORE INFO  ·  1 comment  ·  Report Bugs » CRASH  ·  Admin →
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  3. 1 vote
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    Hi,


    The mentioned issue is fixed in the latest patch release #13.0.1.583, Please install and confirm if that fixes the issue.

    You can refer the issues fixed in the patch @ https://helpx.adobe.com/bridge/kb/fixed-issues.html


    Thanks,

    Bridge Team

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    Lorenzo Colloreta commented  · 

    It's incredible, Page Up / Down keys are still not working!!

  4. 12 votes
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    NOT A BUG  ·  Abhishek Seth responded

    This is a feature that helps you auto detect a corrupt GPU and turns on software rendering for quality preview and thumbnail.
    If you correct issues with GPU, this setting will automatically turn off.

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    Lorenzo Colloreta commented  · 

    Yes it IS a bug! on Mac you simply CAN NOT have a "corrupt GPU" as there are NO drivers you can mess with and NO strange hardware you can put inside, especially if you're using a MacBookPro 🤣 So, at least, if Adobe believes my GPU in my MacBookPro 2019 is not good anymore or they cannot work out the code to use it, then just disable the window prompt, as this is not something you can change.
    So please, THIS IS A BUG, expected behavior should be "disable that GPU but show no message".

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    Lorenzo Colloreta commented  · 

    Incredible bug! Incredible!

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