Photoshop CS6 crashing after motherboard replacement

[Cogwheel]

After my desktop (Windows 10) motherboard and processor were replaced, InDesign CS6 still works fine, but (apart from a very annoying problem re-registering Acrobat, now fixed by Adobe with a more recent version) the other serious problem I am left with is that Photoshop CS6, while it opens, and I can create a new canvas, paste an image into it, crop it, move it etc, and even "merge visible" and SAVE the psd file, but when I try to PASTE A SECOND IMAGE ONTO THAT CANVAS (which sometimes works and sometimes crashes) and (if it hasn't crashed already) then CROP, it crashes, not just out of the file, but out of Photoshop.  It's as if I never turned the program on - except that I can open the saved psd file. 

I uninstalled Photoshop - there were two CS6 listed but the one that wasn't annotated (64X ?) was paled (grayed) out and I uninstalled both - then reinstalled it from a link Adobe sent me in 2021 (when I also had major problems getting parts of CS6 running after hardware replacements).

This unexpected and complete crash out of the program makes Photoshop extremely difficult and frustrating to work with.  

Any advice on how to fix this and/or information about why the possible reason for it crashing would be appreciated.  

The motherboard I believe is the same model as my old one.  

[Test Screen Name]

Works for me, but that's not where to type it. Type Device Manager in the Windows 10 search box next to the Start Button. That's supposed to be the universal place for starting and finding things. You can't however paste this into the RUN box.

[Cogwheel]

I no longer have that search box.  Every update to Windows makes it less user friendly and less intuitive

[Cogwheel]

OK I eventually bumbled my way to it in Settings, and the version is 30.0.14.7360  of 9 May 2022  .  

[Jeff Arola]

Test Screen Name,

The driver version has already been documented in the above pasted contents of the dxdiag.

[Cogwheel]

YAAAY!!

So far so good.  Those actions that were causing Photoshop to just vanish without trace, are behaving normally now.  Fingers crossed, touch wood and all those other useless superstitions that it continues to behave.  And that nothing else starts misbehaving.

Particular thanks to Jeff Arola, but also to everyone who took some interest in my particular problem.

[Jeff Arola]

Glad to hear you got it fixed.