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Question (Q&A-165|509): Why can my game not start with my Intel 600 series motherboard?(11/2/2021)
Answer:Some games use DRM (Digital Rights Management) protection. Please check for available updates for your game, where the DRM solution supports Alder Lake CPUs.
If the game development is discontinued and there is no update available for the DRM, please follow below steps to enable the "Legacy Game Compatibility Mode”.

Step 1.
Press [Del] or [F2] during the POST stage to boot into BIOS.

Step 2.
Press [F6] to enter "Advanced” mode and go to Advanced\CPU Configuration

Step 3.
Enable the "Legacy Game Compatibility Mode” in BIOS.
(The option is at the bottom of the CPU Configuration page)


Step 4.
Press [F10] to save the setting and restart the system.

Step 5.
The [Scroll Lock] key on your keyboard is now a hotkey. It can be used to enable/disable the Intel E-core parking feature. Before starting a game outdated DRM protection, please press [Scroll Lock] within the OS to enable Intel E-core parking.

For further information, please visit Intel website.
Why Can Digital Rights Management (DRM) Crash Some Games on 12th Gen Intel® Core™ Processors?
List of Games Affected by DRM Issue in 12th Gen Intel® Core™ Processors for Windows 11* and Windows® 10