There was already talk a while ago how Intel with its Alder Lake was having problems with DRM (Digital Rights Management) and games. Problem that proceeded on the operation of these on the content protected by Denuvo, causing various problems in the executables of the games legitimately purchased by the user. Now Intel reports that there is already a solution to the problem DRM with your Core 12.
Intel’s problem with its twelfth edition of processors was for the DRM software to correctly detect or recognize the E-Cores, a problem mainly caused by the new hybrid CPU architecture detecting the cores as something external and thus causing a problem in the execution. of the same.
Intel solves the DRM problem in Core 12
Denuvo For one reason or another, it has always covered headlines since its appearance. There are countless problems it has caused in the performance and correct operation of many games on the vast majority of computers. Fortunately, companies like GIGABYTE at some point, as we have come to echo in the past, produced small hotfix in executable format for relatively easy troubleshooting of compatibility issues.
Intel in the last article on its support website clarifies that it has been working together with several video game developers and Microsoft to offer a solution to the problem and correct it.
“Intel has resolved the DRM issue on 12 GEN Intel Core processors causing games to crash or not load on Windows 11 and / or Windows 10 thanks to hard work with game publishers and Microsoft. At this time, all games originally identified with this DRM issue have been fixed by patching those games or upgrading the operating system. “
Likewise, Microsoft for its part strongly recommended that if we have encountered any problems related to this, it is always good to have your operating system with the latest version, either in Windows 10 or Windows 11.
“If you experience problems on an older Windows operating system, run the latest version of Windows Update to resolve the problem. Along with the game patches, the latest updates for Windows 11 and Windows 10 have resolved most of the DRM issues. “
Intel adds that if the problem after updating your game and system persists, we will contact them to try to help with a solution.
The patches for both detected and implicated games, as well as updates to the operating system itself, are expected to come out in the coming weeks and thus finally solve the problems that players have had when trying to run these titles under computers with Alder lake and its hybrid architecture, leaving behind the compatibility problems that these latest Intel processors have suffered since their launch date.
Troubled games on Intel Alder Lake
That said, we only have to know the games that from now on will be corrected and that will no longer pose a problem with these CPUs and their successors.
Windows 11
- Anthem
- Bravely Default 2
- Fishing Sim World
- Football Manager 2019
- Football Manager Touch 2019
- Football Manager 2020
- Football Manager Touch 2020
- Legend of mana
- Mortal Kombat 11
- Tony Hawks Pro Skater 1 and 2
- Warhammer i
- Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla
- Far Cry Primal
- Fernbus Simulator
- For Honor
- Lost in random
- Madden 22
- Maneater
- Need for Speed - Hot Pursuit Remastered
- Sea of Solitude
- Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order
- Tourist Bus Simulator
- Maneater
Windows 10
- All of the above, plus:
- Ace Combat 7
- Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
- Assassins creed origins
- Code Vein
- eFootball 2021
- F1 2019
- Far Cry New Dawn
- FIFA 19
- FIFA 20
- Football Manager 2021
- Football Manager Touch 2021
- Ghost recon breakpoint
- Ghost recon wildlands
- Immortals Fenyx Rising
- Just cause 4
- Life is Strange 2
- Madden 21
- Monopoly Plus
- Need for speed heat
- Scott Pilgrim vs The World
- Shadow of the Tomb Raider
- Shinobi Striker
- Soulcalibur VI
- Starlink
- Team Sonic Racing
- Total War Saga – Three Kingdoms
- Train Sim World
- Train Sim World 2
- Wolfenstein youngblood
