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Known Issues
- Gaming Mode 2.0 auto-detection for game launches is sometimes failing to detect
games from the default parent "Epic Games" folder. If you experience this issue, please
add a folder that directly points to your game (e.g. add folder "C:\Program Files\Epic
Games\Fortnite" instead of "C:\Program Files\Epic Games").
Application
- New and improved graphical design and user experience to modernize the application
and leave room for future growth.
- Added support for Western Digital CFExpress products through supported Western
Digital CFExpress USB-C readers, such as the SanDisk SDDR-F451 and SanDisk Pro
Reader, and Thunderbolt readers.
- Added support for detection and display of unrecognized devices on the My Devices
page.
- Disabled GPU rasterization by default, as this was causing problems for users. If you
want to re-enable GPU rasterization, pass the new command line argument "-enable-
gpu-support".
- Improved no-code configuration capability for the application and improved the default
configurations shipped with the release to better support offline users.
- Restructured the application to allow for finer grain partial loading of features, which
should prevent cases where some unsupported features would cause an entire device to
not be detected.
- Added a notification tab to the Overview page to streamline how various Dashboard
notifications can appear, including firmware updates, application updates, and other
offers.
- Simplified drive erase options to a generic erase and updated the embedded toolkit to
support a generic erase. Most erases should continue to be done outside of the
Windows environment in the embedded toolkit.
- Added the capability to open a given drive’s primary partition in Windows Explorer from
the Overview page.
- Added an indication for DirectStorage compatible devices.
- Fixed a bug which could display data from a previous drive when switching to a new
drive that failed some commands.
- Removed the ATA Controller table as it was outdated and no longer valuable to users.
Installer (5.3.2.4)
- Minor adjustments to user experience and structure changes to support Dashboard 4.0
release.
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