Windows 10: webgl2 unavailable in graphics feature status

computer: HP G62; graphic card: intelR HD Graphics;Driver Provider: Intel Driver Date: 11/26/2012Driver Version 8.15.10.2900Digital signer: MS Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher O.P: windows10 HomeBrowser: Chrome version: Chrome is up to dateVersion 121.0.6167.86 Official Build 64-bitMy question is how to make WebGL2 "hardware accelerated" instead of "unavailable" in the graphics feature status?As you can see in chrome flags list, there is no WebGL2 available for me to enable it.Thank you for your help! My hands turn green when they come to computers, please details your generous i

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Chrome Bookmark Folders are screwed up

This is what I see in Chrome under about:gpu

Graphics Feature Status

• Canvas: Hardware accelerated
• 3D CSS: Hardware accelerated
• Compositing: Hardware accelerated on all pages and threaded
• CSS Animation: Accelerated and threaded
• Flash 3D: Hardware accelerated
• Flash Stage3D: Hardware accelerated
• Flash Stage3D Baseline profile: Hardware accelerated
• WebGL multisampling: Hardware accelerated
• Texture Sharing: Unavailable. Hardware acceleration unavailable
• Video: Hardware accelerated
• Video Decode: Hardware accelerated
• WebGL: Hardware accelerate

The problem persists even after adding "--disable-gpu --disable-software-rasterizer" to the Chrome.exe shortcut as you suggested.

 

intel graphics & 'hardware acceleration' in chrome

It is not just for video decoding.

If you go to chrome://gpu you can see what is being accelerated.

 

Under Settings & Features what does an unavailable app mean?


The Apps & Features list shows the applications you have installed on your system, both Windows Store app and desktop applications. By default the list is sorted by the size they occupy on the hard drive.

List also shows the date the app was last used:




In case of a Windows Store app showing size as Unavailable, it only means that you have not yet used that app since you upgraded to 10 like Mail and Calendar, Maps and Microsoft Solitaire in the below screenshot; as soon as I will use them, the Settings app can calculate their size. In case of a desktop applications Unavailable is also sometimes shown even when you have used the application but for one or another reason the Settings app cannot determine the size of the application. In screenshot below you can see Maxthon Browser, Microsoft Expression Encoder and Office 365 size as Unavailable although I use all of them on daily basis:




Short answer: Unavailable in this list simply means that the size the application is taking on your hard disk cannot be determined by the Settings app.