Try installing the latest available driver for the graphic card (or chipset), normally found directly on the AMD or NVidia website, and sometimes on the computer manufacturer’s website (more commonly for laptop and other computers built together with the screen).

The generic graphic driver installed with windows is not supporting OpenGL 2.0, which is required by Flux:: Center, and by all our software, on both macOS and Windows, as all our software uses advanced 3D-graphics for the graphical user interface, enhancing the usability and the workflow in the software.

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As Flux:: plugins require OpenGL 2.0 to work, you may have to allow or force your DAW to use your Nvidia graphics instead of using the onboard intel graphics chipset.

To do this, open the NVidia Control Panel, under 3D Settings, click Manage 3D Settings, then Under Global Settings, change the Auto-selection to High-Performance NVIDIA processor, as a preferred graphics processor, and then click Apply.

This should fix the issues and make the DAW and the plugins work as expected.

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Flux:: Account Login Page

The payment update page can be accessed from the subscriptions section in your user account.

Flux:: Account Subscriptions Page

The payment method available for subscription licensing is payment by credit card, and the accepted credit cards are; Visa, MasterCard, and American Express.

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