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I upgraded to the latest version of Edge yesterday (110.0.1587.41 ARM) and now I can no longer find the option to turn off/on hardware acceleration. With my job I have to turn it off or on depending on what code or test I am looking at. When Edge updated it was set to off, and now I cannot turn it back on. Does anyone know why it was removed and if there is a backdoor to turn it back on?
Thanks,
Allan
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Hi Eric,
Yes, it is still an issue in 110.0.1587.69. I'm quite surprised something like this has taken so long to fix.
Allan
I know this was posted quite a while ago, but it looks like this thread has gotten some views recently. Hence, I wanted to check in and see if you (or anyone landing on this thread via search) are still seeing this behavior on the latest version of Microsoft Edge.
Eric
Thanks for making this post, it's gone for me as well.
Hi Allan, glad to help!
Thanks for the reply, Dan. On the ARM version (MacOS) the entire "System" section of the page is no longer there. I'll put in a bug report.
Allan