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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• Comodo firewall
• Makrolock Antivirus
• Panda Security
• Norton Online Backup
• F-Secure Internet Security
• Sentinel HASP License Manager
• “Browser Manager” (mngr.exe)
• “Babylon Toolbar” (browserprotect.exe)
• Anything from the company PerformerSoft LLC
• browsermngr.exe AND brwmngr.exe (part of something called “Browser Manager”)
• Sidekick Manager (sidemngr.exe; * PerformerSoft LLC product)
• BullGuard Anti-Virus

These applications can modify certain parameters in some Windows API functions in a way that is not 100% compatible with what is specified by Microsoft, and cause problems for other applications.

As a first step in resolving the problem, we recommend that you uninstall the above corresponding product(s), re-install your iLok licence manager software, and re-install all your Flux:: software.

If you experience unexpected authorization issues and none of the above-mentioned software is installed, please contact FLUX:: HelpDesk. Provide system information as well as information about if any other software similar to the above-mentioned software is installed and running on your computer.

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