a list of supported codecs and many other resources.a detailed configuration guide covering the topics of buying, building and configuring your system for optimal performance with DaVinci Resolve,.an extensive user manual for DaVinci Resolve, covering all aspects of using the software,.We highly encourage you to include your hardware and software configuration (including driver versions, other video/audio workflow tools) in your signature too. Many users choose to list their configuration in their forum signature to provide context in all posts. Please check our Supported operating systems, Hardware System Requirements and Drivers and Updates sections below to ensure you’re on a supported configuration. Additionally, there are multiple third party communities, tutorials and other resources available online. The forum search function can help you find answers to commonly discussed issues quickly. (For "free" we can't complain too loudly, I guess.Before posting to this forum, or contacting Blackmagic Design about DaVinci Resolve, please take the time to read through the information below. Anything else produces wrong results, or it crashes. You must "learn" what it can do, and do only that. Then again it is buggy software - meaning you can't do anything you want. The Blackmagic Design programmers really need a flogging for not fixing such a nonsensical code error, which prevents untold numbers of potential users from getting hooked on their software. Run Resolve again and this time it will run (no error messages). The YouTube video tells you to find "opencl.dll" in the Resolve folder and rename it to "openncl.dll" (adding another "n" so the program will not find it). After installation, when you run it, you'll get an error message "Resolve.exe Entry Point Not Found - The procedure enty point DeleteCriticalSection could not be located in the dynamic link library api-ms-win-core-syngh-l1-2-0.dll" and it will not run. You must be online while doing this to allow Resolve to grab additional parts from Blackmagic Design. A few users had other problems (too weak hardware, too old video drivers and/or. Then, not wanting to give up, did more searching and came across this YouTube video - "How to run DaVinci Resolve on Windows 7 and 8? The procedure entry point DeleteCrytical. Wiped that clean and tried again, this time installing Resolve and then using Sandboxie to run it. That didn't even allowed Resolve to finish installing. First, I tried installing Resolve using SandBoxie. I grabbed the most recent Resolve (16.2.3) and Sandboxie (now released as freewqre) and gave it a go.
But I found this thread (some years later) and was enthused to try it. I, too, am a Win7 user and also found that DaVinci Resolve became "broken" on my system after v.14.2.
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