

When I hit decline it won’t let me install. That means I don’t understand what that is. I know there is a way to install it but I will not because I have to click agree and that I don’t understand what I am installing. I know what you are saying but you are not reading what I am saying.

Subject: RE: RE: RE: RE: PotPlayer Install. I hope you don’t mind but I am going to use this email with your replies to let everyone on the forums, twitter and anyone else I can communicate with of what PotPlayer thinks we as customers should do. But by your answer I can tell that this obviously was not a mistake so I will find another software to use. Like I said before I was going to wait and let PotPlayer get this fixed if indeed it was a mistake. Suffice to say I'm guessing I have a bad video file somewhere thats potentially attributing to the issue, or at least thats my assumption based on the fact that these crashes have only happened while using Potplayer from what I have currently experienced, in all hopes it would be nice to resolve this issue or if Potplayer is the problem be recommended another lightweight software that can handle large playlists/shuffling (not really a fan of VLC).Here is an email thread I had with Potplayer employee when I wrote to let them know that the 3rd party software they were trying to install when updating to new version of PotPlayer

I've already done a little research and ran my own tools to see what l could find out about my KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED the strange part for me is while this is the first BSOD I've experienced on this laptop l think I've had this exact same error on my last old one as well (though l cant be certain as l didn't bug check it though it happened while doing the same task) running the exact same program (Potplayer, l was shuffling videos that l had converted making sure they there wasn't corruption).īluescreenview suggests the issue started with igdkmd64.sys which from what I see is a graphics acceleration driver so before making this post I have checked for updated drivers and from what I see I currently have the latest one available to my system the other highlighted item on bluescreenview was ntoskrnl.exe but I don't know much past that it is a OS file that deals with memory management.
