[damagedspline]

Back to having some Windows/Intel issues again. The SSD of my buddy's machine decided to die and after replacing it and re-installing everything it of course has the most recent version of Windows 10. I've used the Intel graphics driver update to pull all the relevant updated drivers and after all of that I get not option within Windows to set the display to 1920x1080 3D. Do I need to find the older Windows version and have that installed and then stop all further updates to more recent versions? 1803 I believe was the last "working" version before Windows mucked things up if I recall. And any clue where to get these older versions?

I really needed to get a full system backup and storage it externally for situations like this.

I had the exact same issue until last week. I tried multiple things (nuc hdmi fw update, driver downgrades and upgrades, etc...) and at some point it was resolved. I am using windows 10 latest fixpack. Same applied to a CoffeLake NUC and Haswel laptop. My 10th Gen laptop refuse 3D at any configuration, at least with all I tried so far. What HW configuration does your friend use?

On another note - Kodi MVC v19(.1) development status: all of my previous runtime issues have been resolved after I updated the libmfx dispatcher to its latest release (1.34) and refitted the code. 3D is recognised, projector is switching to frame packing, but both eyes receive the exact same image. I think I have a lead and I will continue investigation during the upcoming week.