Many Windows 10 users reported that the Fall Creators Update breaks Elgato drivers. More specifically, Elgato will often report a ‘No Signal’ error, asking you to reboot your computer in order to complete a driver update.

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No matter how many times you restart your PC, the driver update error message keeps on popping up. This problem affects mainly Elgato HD60 Pro machines and basically makes them unsuable.

Here’s how one user describes this issue on Reddit:

Fix Elgato driver problems on Windows 10 v1709

The good news is that Elgato has already pumped out a hotfix to solve this issue. To prevent endless reboot loops, install the latest card firmware and driver updates before installing the Fall Creators Update.

The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update started rolling out yesterday. Lots of Elgato users are reporting crippled functionality following the update. Elgato will always report No Signal and you’ll be repeatedly prompted to reboot your computer to complete a driver update no matter how many times you reboot. I can confirm this. We have a PC in the house with an Elgato HD60 Pro that has been unusable after installing the update. EDIT: It’s confirmed that is only affecting those with the HD60 Pro (the one that slots into your motherboard).

You can download Game Capture Software 3.60.108 from Elgato’s official website.

Now, if you already installed the Fall Creators Update on your machine, you should first roll back and then install the new driver updates. For more information on how to do that, check out this step-by-step guide.

Unfortunately, not all users have been able to roll back. Moreover, some of those who rolled back and installed the latest Elgato drivers reported that the issue is still present.

If you’ve encountered other solutions to fix this problem, you can help the Windows community by listing the troubleshooting steps in the comments below.

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