The mitigation process involves putting the e-cores, which were identified as a separate system by the DRM software, on standby. How to Fix DRM Software Incompatibility with Intel 12th Gen ProcessorsĪlthough the fix that has been suggested by Intel themselves is not a permanent solution, rather a workaround so that you can enjoy your games until the issue is fixed by the vendors. Now that you have confirmed that you have a 12th Generation Intel processor and the name of the game is in the list above, you should now proceed to mitigate the issue manually, whilst both Microsoft and third-party DRM vendors work on a permanent fix. If the processor’s generation is 9 or less, the numbers are usually only 4 in total (8400 in the image above). If the numbers are a total of 5 digits, it is usually because the generation of your processor is 10 or above, and the first 2 integers will define its generation. In the image above, you can see that our processor is of the 8th Generation. The first integer, or the first 2 integers define the generation of the processor on your device. You will find the processor’s generation in the integers written after the hiphen (-) after i3, i5, i7, or i9. Now look for the information ahead of Processor.Type in msinfo32 in Run to open System Information.
How to Check Processor GenerationĬhecking the processor’s generation is quite simple in Windows. If your game is mentioned in the list of the respective OS, then you ought to confirm which generation of Intel’s processor do you have.
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