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DWORD (32-bit) value or QWORD (64-bit) value when adjusting TDR?

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Nov 20, 2022 Nov 20, 2022

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As suggested by Adobe I am adjusting my TDR so that it prevents unnecessary crashes.

 

However, the step-by-step guide orients users to add DWORD (32bit) Value key if the TdrDdiDelay value does not exist. Here's a print of the guide.

 

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My issue is that my system is 64-bit (I have already checked), so am I supposed to create a QWORD (64bit) Value instaed? I usually would do this last option in a heartbeat but I'm being extremely cautious because I'm afraid of compromising the whole operating system.

 

My system type:

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Adobe's caution sign:

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Could someone please help me? I'm rather desperate, I just want to finish my school projects. o_o;

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No - just use DWORD 32 bit value.

 

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