SIDE NOTE: For this I simply selected "GoPro Quik.exe" from the recentely used programs. Select Manage 3D Settings under 3D SettingsĬlick on the Program Settings tab and select the program you want to choose a graphics card for from the drop down list. In Program Settings, click the ADD button and browse the following location to select the GoPro Studio.exe application: "c:\program files (x86)\gopro\tools\" You can do this by right-clicking on the desktop or you can find the option within the notification area of the Taskbar. Note that it mentions "Studio" in the instructions - but this worked for Quik: Here is the exact email - since most of us having this problem are using either AMD or NVidia graphics cards, this is what they sent. I spoke with Tech Support, and they emailed me the following steps to set Quik to open using the Integrated Graphics by default. If this does not work, you can stop here as my solution will not help you. If this works, continue with the steps below to make Quik open this way by default in future loads.When Quik opens, navigate to Media then attempt to open a file - standard video should be the first thing you try.Right-click on the shortcut and select " Run with graphics processor" - then left-click on " Integrated graphics (default)".Locate your desktop shortcut (or program shortcut) for GoPro Quik.For those of you struggling with GoPro Quik "not responding" and/or crashing on your Windows 10 devices, here is a solution that worked flawlessly for me on two machines (laptop and desktop):
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