If the Windows auto-update process didn’t take - we recommend a brute-force uninstall/reinstall. Before you do, you’ll want to move your personal best and custom workout files out of harm’s way.
Thanks for the welcome. I have uninstalled Zwift and all its folders multiple times with restarts of the laptop as well as resetting my browser cache and history. None of this has worked yet.
I’m guessing you mean the orange Z icon on the Windows desktop, but don’t want to assume?
You seem tech-savvy. That icon should be a shortcut that points to C:\Program Files (x86)\Zwift\ZwiftLauncher.exe but it’s possible that the shortcut path is no longer valid?
Forget the the shortcut for a minute and open Windows Explorer to C:\Program Files (x86)\Zwift. Launch Zwift by double-clicking the ZwiftLauncher.exe file. What happens?
That’s a sweet system, Mark.
Have you tried the OBS workaround stated in Dave_ ZPCMR’s post?
Perhaps Dave (the other Dave) could start a fresh thread, and we could post our computer settings, in order to help Zwift look into it.
Your system sounds nearly the same as mine (except I have the RTX3060).
And the word “flicker” is not a perfect description, although it is one word.
To me, it’s a timing issue with hidden surface removal, the Z-dimension of computer graphics. The avatar becomes semi-opaque, and some of the background can be seen thru the avatar.
Cool, thanks. Let me know if I can help further on the issue (data gathering, test configurations, log files). Your videos or gifs of the problem are perfect.
And thanks again for helping me with the OBS workaround - I was going crazy over this issue on the new laptop.
This update has bricked Zwift on our Windows 10 PC. Zwift launches then goes to an alternating no -responding state. Never can get past pairing screen which is unresponsive. Tried complete uninstall/reinstall twice with reboots.
Hi Steve, thanks for that. this is a screen grab from the GP Lama youtube Zwift update. This is the one i was wondering about - also dropped him a message
Code Integrity determined that a process (\Device\HarddiskVolume2\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\EdgeWebView\Application\97.0.1072.62\msedgewebview2.exe) attempted to load \Device\HarddiskVolume2\Windows\System32\sysfer.dll that did not meet the Microsoft signing level requirements.