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As the DDU developer, I thank you for your trust with DDU and for demonstrating quite well why and how to use it. Oh and the exit worked, you had DDU opened 2 times for some reason :) (can be seen on the taskbar.)
Thank you and all the team for these kind of tool. It's a big help for regular people who are kinda overwhelmed if they had to manually clean all of these files.
DDU saves time :D. No Windows new install need, just do DDU and most time, its fine :).
A true legend!
mah man!!
Thanks for all the great work on DDU!
Jays advert for iFixIt is by far the funniest and most convincing LOL.
Absolutley!!! They get me everytime lol.
I was coming to say the same thing!
exactly what i think too
I just watch it to the end every time
Yow, that's our catchie jay working hehe. He's good!!
You saved me from buying another computer, thank you sooo much for this video. I was facing random crash issues from last 6 months and have tried everything from windows clean install to endless driver shuffling and this has fixed my issue. I really appreciate your work to share this key piece of information which is hidden from common people.
I can't even tell you how many times I've come back to this video in the past 2 years. Latest issue is a driver update, and despite using clean installation, weird red artifacting started to appear when in game. This is such a goated video. Jay is a goat!
Edit: So are the DDU guys, obviously.
"Most people aren't fluent in blue screen" is a pretty funny quote.
It's true though. I'm someone who freaked out over that same blue screen. Thought my 3080 was toast.
@@wickedwonka999 I was getting clock watchdog timeout about 2 days into using my new pc. I9 11900k with a 3080 Ti. ALso had this one pop up a few times "whea uncorrectable error". These would happen while trying to load a program and then the watchdog one would happen every restart for about 4 or 5 times. Ran a CPU stress test, plus GPU stress test, which I had no issues with the gpu anyway. But after that, it's been shmooth like butta. Who woulda thunk it
I'm definitely not LMAO
I read this as he was saying it....
@jonnywilson9117 so the watchdog timeout error would have to do with the gpu drivers? I'm pretty much only watchdog timeout errors
It's great that Jay has videos for almost every problem related to computers.
Now if only they were easier to find and navigate through
Now if only they were 1/3 of the time and more like a tech quickie 🤷🏻♂️
The common ones, there are literally millions of possible problems. He’s probably has videos on 0.00001% of problems. If this was just a hyperbole, I apologize.
Gonne look through his video lust iff he has anything on the svchost virus/ remote acces key...
Is this actually good...or Jay just very unfortunate?
Honestly was banging my head the whole time trying everything I can think of and every video and yet this one helped me in ways I can't explain thank you from now on I've adopted the mindset of learning everything I need to know when it comes to PCs, so keep putting in the work cause I'll be learning.
yeah the point this video goes to show you is what bottlenecks can do to make a slow slow computer to run slower then it can run at and how an ssd with more ram can speed it up a bit
Finally after a full year of this being the biggest pain this was the only video that solved my problem thank you!!!
Fastboot is a BIOS setting that gets through the BIOS faster, Fast Start is the Windows setting that starts Windows from the hybrid hibernate thing. Also I don't know who had the brilliant idea to disable the F8 to boot to safe mode in Windows 10.
Microsofts statement was... They did it cause new PC's boot very fast and you dont ever get the chance to press F8 and interupt the boot anyway.
with the uefi bios you can choose an option in there on some if not all to kick windows boot to recovery options and removing the F8 function is probably to improve security on bootup
getting into safe mode is not even hard, WinKey+R type msconfig go to the boot tab on the bottom turn on safe boot and you are done, and when you are done working on safe boot repeat the steps to turn it of or till always boot on safe mode.
My machine doesnt have that Fast Startup option or the Hibernate option in that menu... no wonder I never had that problem.
I work in IT support and I ALWAYS turn off the Windows fast boot, cuz it causes all sorts of problems. People will be like "but I shut down my PC and restarted it" or "I always shut it down" and then I go into task manager and the system uptime is like 3 months. There is literally NO advantage WHATSOEVER in fast boot. Like 5 sec faster boot time on an SSD, but a shitload of problems that would be solved with a proper reeboot.
It's like they specifically designed this feature to cause problems and nothing else. It's existence makes no sense.
This seems to have genuinely fixed my BSOD issues with this VIDEO TDR FAILURE blue screen that's been driving me insane over the last year... CAN'T THANK YOU ENOUGH JAY
@@samexoldx @TechBlock did this work long term?
@@samexoldx it's likely a hardware issue of some sort, sent mine for repair and they found an issue between motherboard and GPU, replacing motherboard.
@@samexoldx I am having this issue now, I just did what Jay did and I am still getting crashes. I dont know what to do I'm stressed out about this. Same as you mine crashes when on google but when I am gaming its fine. Please leave an update if you have one, I cannot just go buy new hardware you know lol.
@@jlr8610 I get crashes when I'm gaming but not when im google. Im confused. I might just get another motherboard
@@vortexfatwhale hey man, in the end I found out the issue was the outlet. Its in our house on the second floor and the lights flickered sometimes when the pc was on. I moved my pc and never had the same issue again. Make sure your outlet can carry the load in watts, because sudden power drops will cause this video failure.
I mean its better to try than buying a new mobo ;)
After a long long time... finally.
Someone who has the solution.
Thank you very much. You really don't know how much I appreciate it.
Thank you Jay, ive abandoned you once when i was a little chick trying to build his own pc and today youve helped me tremendously! This is my first time having a blue screen in between my game and im thankful i came across your video although it was 30 minutes long! It was worth it!
Re: MSI Afterburner applying unstable clocks. There's a button you can hold down during startup that will bypass the auto-apply. Just can't remember which button it is offhand!
It's CTRL!! Source: the tooltip when I highlight over the startup icon on my skin of afterburner
useful!
Thank you guys soooo much for doing random bug fix videos like this. Started getting these random blue screens and crashes after a motherboard swap and clean windows install and no matter how many times I did a clean (or what I thought was) drivers install, I was still having issues. This popped up on my recommended feed on YT and it just happened to relate to the problems I've been having. I appreciate the time you pit into sharing this info and the detailed explanation!
Did it stop your blue screen errors?
@@descriptiion41927 yes it did fix it!
I installed a new gpu and started getting blue screens never have before, so I put my old gpu back in and now I’m getting blue screens on it, any help?
@@CodyEz like the video states, try Downloading DDU and uninstalling all GPU drivers and redownloading new GPU drivers, come back to this comment if it worked for you
it did not work@@descriptiion41927
Man JayZ....I've been troubled with this issue since the last 9-10 months....numerous uninstalls, fresh OS install...I thought windows 11 is the culprit here...thanks man...thanks to you...I'm hopeful I'll be running a stable system ever since windows 11 was forced down our necks
Thank you Jay, Not quite confident to build yet. But I bought a pretty good one. Because of you and your team, I learned what to look for and what might be missing! At east I knew what i "wastnt going to get" thanks again guys👍👍👍👍
honestly jay, watching your vids make me happy, when i'm having a shitty day your tech vids are what make the happy, the chill environment, the silliness, and the all out great vibes you bring to every video is what makes me keep coming back to watch new and even old vids. keep up the great content jay and same goes for your whole team!
I swear Jay just keeps a collection of bricked GPUs and motherboards so he always has material for a video if he needs it.
Very true. U must respect this man for what he does for us 😎
You have the same name as me! (If your username is anything to go by)
@@The_Sleepiest_Socialist but your name is Sir Poops-a-lot XD
Well it would make no sense for him tog et rid of them so.......yea he keeps em.
COULD be posible...
Although been doing pc's for 30+ years a video like this always helps and old pc guy , either stuff you forget over the years or just a newer and better way to do or fix old problems . ~ Thx for the info Jay !
Thanks for this. Literally happened to me last night lol. I also disabled fast boot in the BIOS as well and set it to 3sec default time. Hopefully this keeps everything running happier from now on.
Thanks again for the informative content ❤
Jay I swear to god I was so close to buying a new prebuilt out of frustration for this very issue, and before I wasted $1500 you drop this vid. You just saved me a not insignificant amount of cash.
Not insignificant
I have a better idea, clean install windows 10 (1909) will only take 20 minutes and drivers take lets say 20 minutes and download games (200gb) will take 1 hour so just less than 2 hour I will have a clean new PC :)
@@Kage0No0Tenshi just one of my games is over 200GB and thats at least 18 hours to download with my internet
@@lewie110 Good for you, with my internet it would take about 2 days atleast.
@@Raven777777777777777 which is exactly my point it's not as easy as wiping your whole pc and re-downloading everything for people like us especially when someone like me has at least 3.8TB worth of games that I actually play
Note: you can also unplug your ethernet cable (if you use one) to prevent windows from installing an automatic outdated driver when you fire up windows in stead of disabling it in the advanced settings menu. This could come in handy if you regularly plug in new devices in your pc that requires a driver to run. You'd have to install that on your own for every device (usb's etc).
That suggestion is on the DDU download page, BTW. 😎
lol just was inquiring about that...didnt c ur comment.
Dude I can't thank you enough for this video. I was up for hours trying to decipher blue screen error messages after I upgraded my graphics card. This video came to my rescue. Thank you so much❤
Thanks Jayz, this one year old video helped my new build with Gigabyte 4080 OC. It was in a constant boot loop, because of Nividia driver issue.
Jays two cents ads are the funniest shit I’ve ever seen. Always underrated
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"Some people are not fluent in bluescreen." Truth. And clearly said. TY. PLUS, the "don't use express install" is new to me and informative because the do a clean install is brilliant. TY again.
I do not use quick install, because I need to know what this application wants to do. And where he install the drivers to. Sometimes I do not agree with install routines. :D
Thanks for this. I was starting to think it was game over for my laptop but it's been happy since doing this
I've watched this video as well as your other DDU videos multiple times as even being a system builder Im more of a hardware guy and drivers issues always drive me crazy. Your walkthrough was extremely helpful and makes it less intimidating. Thanks
Thank You Jay and Wagnard for this video and program. I have been looking at fireworks on my screen for a couple weeks (Really hard to play World of Warships). I decided to give this a go and my screen looks amazing. I did not realize that the fireworks were only a small portion of the problem. My resolution said what I wanted but I was getting much less. Now the resolution looks great. I can now die in battle and see it coming.
Rarely comment on videos, BUT this worked after umpteen videos and googling, this actually worked!! Was so close to buying a new PC with money I couldn't afford to lose. Thank you, thank you, thank you!! Genuinely THANKYOU!!!
he goes to show you how there can be bottlenecks in an old computer that are making an existing computer run slower then it should
Thank you sooo much. I spent absolutely ages trying to fix my pc since it was constantly turning off, crashing and having other display problems. I was just about to give up when I come across this video. This is the only video on the entirety of CZcams that has been able to help!
you thought your computer wouldn't benefit from hardware upgrades you thought wrong!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm just going to add a piece of information here: restart is more effective than shutdown and manually restart. That is because Microsoft knows that people that push restart is due to an issue with their computer. The shutdown usually keeps a part of the kernel loaded ( like you said about fastboot) meanwhile 'restart' dumps it and does a real cold boot
@@rayquazahere8529 Just like Jay said, Windows does whatever it wants.
AFAIK restart is the most reliable way to actually shutdown Windows, but it doesn't necessarily power cycle the hardware itself, which is annoying. Either way it can leave something not quite shut down, so usually if Windows is being dumb I'll just do a few cycles of shutdown, power, start, restart and hope that works.
Holding down Shift while hitting shutdown makes it shutdown completely (AFAIK)
Edit: Left-Shift
my guy probably have tics XD
unless you black screen so bad nothing is useable while gaming :/
This exact issue has been driving me nuts for years! Thanks so much for making this awesome video, Jay! 😀
This just saved my PC, thank you so much for this tutorial. I've tried literally everything and spent days for this simple fix to be the solution. Games were crashing nonstop before I tried this.
Hell yeah.... After two days of searching my bsod error, driver power state failure... And trying 20 tutorials... I found finally a way to make my PC turn off!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!
I always choose advanced options for updating my GPU for clean install (so I thought) and also use DDU when changing GPU's but I didn't know about all the other info you shared.
Thanks a lot Jay for that, just priceless.
I find the most reliable way to fix these sort of issues is to pull a all nighter, then sometime around 4am _when I'm half dead_ I'll somehow solve the issue and then have no memory of how I actually did it when I finally wake up.
wow hehe gonna try this for sure bude 😂
I've done this so many times that this hurts to read
Lmao, I just did this. Was dumb and went on the DEV build for windows 11. Had a boot up error not allowing me to get on the desktop. So I was up for a 1.5 days and I finally got it to work. Had to reset the BIOS on the motherboard. As a "1 year built PC", taking something off the Motherboard made me very nervous lol
Mood
This helped me solve a bsod problem I've been having on my new build. Thank you sooooooo much.
Jay you are a life saver! I know this video is 2 years old at this point but it saved me from pullimg my hair out. Finally my system is stable and gaming is sweet again!
Kinda unrelated, but I've had to disable fast startup from the start on my X370 AMD build because it would never actually shut down and resume gracefully. Windows always reported unexpected shutdowns. On Windows 11 it still has this issue. Never really got to the bottom of the issue. I wonder if other people have the same experience.
My board had bios that broke sleep. It was a Gigabyte x370 Gaming K7. They however got that fixed a few months after I bought it and most of my instability was due to ram timings/settings or having something voltage related set to AUTO instead of Normal.
I got used to adjusting the board and after Gigabyte patched those bugs I had it running 3200mhz ram all the time with no issues for over 3 years.
yup had to disable fast boot on my new build as well My computer refused to turn off it just did a semi-quick restart.
That broke my windows installation on old laptop once, cuz it would not fully shutdown and somehow start corrupting files if it remained turned on
bro i literally had to send my computer back because fast startup basically made it impossible to get anything to appear on screen. Got it back and disabled the fast startup right away and been running since
@Tech & Nostalgia Kingdom
Same here, with my MSI B450 Tomahawk and Ryzen 3 3200G (Picasso, which is based on Pinnacle Ridge, IIRC) at the time, in January, 2020, I disabled "fast boot" and the issue stopped occurring. I was wondering why I got nicked with a "Critical" category-level error for an unexpected reboot, and then found the cause!
I’ll have to try this. I haven’t had crashes but I have had odd issues with my 2080 here lately
I use it every 3 or 4 driver upgrades (and I don't install the latest drivers unless I have a damned good reason, if it ain't broke don't try to fix it) or if I have to for some reason downgrade a driver (Usually a Ubisoft game issue) and of course when I swap out a graphics card. The only downside is you have to go back into the Nvidia Control Panel and reapply any custom setting you have for some games. I really wish Nvidia would add a feature where we could export those settings, do a clean install and then import them back in.
@@longjohn526 you can use nvidia inspector to save settings and apply them after
I was getting this issue because I figured out I was pushing my 3080's VRAM too hard
@@anusmcgee4150 my card is running totally stock clocks, though i think my issue is i haven't clean installed the drivers in well over a year and always hit express install. never knew doing it the other way was better.
This just saved me on a brand new build. Fixed all my crashes! Thank you!!!!!!!
Ty. I followed all your directions and yay success so far . Great job Ty again
Mental image of Phil yelling at his PC from across the room makes me laugh way harder than it should.
I wonder what he calls his PC to initiate the voice assist.
probably something like "ZELDA "... or "BRITNEY" lol
Thanks for making this video, as a freelance IT support I had to explain this to many people how to do this in -person and over the internet. Now I can point them to this video.
Thanks, Jay, and thank you for the tips. I had also the same issues now got resolved
Thank you, doing the process with you made me feel chill and don´t freaked out
2:35 in the newer version of Windows 10, Microsoft readded the ability to use F8 on boot to trigger the boot menu. I don't remember which newer build added this but it is there now if you are not using Fast Boot. Also, if you can get to the login screen (if you have one), you can shift+restart to trigger the boot menu as well.
After following this video, I recommend watching "We have been installing nividia drivers wrong" very informative and adds to what jay showed in this video.
Thank you very much for the clean and easy process and explaination. It really helped me out.
Had this problem now with 4080 and 7800x3d this helped a lot ur the best been trying to find the solution as detailed as you did it but did everything thanks
I would love to see a video about how phil got his computer working to startup with the raspi and siri. Id like to see how to better integrate my gaming computer with the rest of my smarthome. Just a video idea if you guys feel like it, I know you make great videos anyway!
I second this, I've just spent the last 20 minutes looking it up and there are myriad complicated ways. Some that look simple too so I'm curious what else phil is using the Ras Pi to power in his home automation.
There is an option in bios called power on by network aka Wake on Lan, then the pc will accept wake requests by network (sometimes need to turn on some stuff in windows), can use an app like unified remote to power on with your phone, the raspi is for mostly connecting with siri. source: didn't have a case but had an extra phone and also lazy.
I would suspect that Phil is using HomeBridge on the rPI to enable that. And then he can integrate his PC Status into HomeKit and just tell Siri to do whatever needs to be done in HomeKit.
a windows PC being told what to do by a Linux PC that's being told what to do by an iOS device. what a time to be alive!
Here! here! Please show Phil yelling at his computer and it turning on. Also, show how he did it. I also want to scream at my electronics and have them turn on
Want to report that this fixed a chronic low 1% issue I've had for about 6 months: went from single digits to nearly triple digits in CoD MW at 1440p Ultra running a 5600x/3070 rig. Thanks Jay.
Im going to try it out.
I always updated with the express installation option i had no idea it could cause that problem which started when I was playing DOOM: Eternal.
The gpu would just go to 1% then 0% and the screen would go black then i played another game and the same thing happened and it was an 11 year old game i knew something was wrong im glad i stumbled across this vid.
Might have to for the starlink gear to get here first though our internet has been out for the past 2 days until a few hours ago.
@konvinced89 Im running the same 5600x/RTX 3070 I'm still crashing even after I followed this video. I keep getting the Kernelbase.dll as the reason for the crash. Did you have the same or did you fix anything else
@@j_c332did u figure out what the problem was?
@@DTPWRECKONIZE After extensive troubleshooting, I submitted a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) to MSI. They were unable to resolve the issue, so I received a superior GPU as a replacement, all within the warranty period.
@@j_c332 oooh wow okay glad to hear it had somewhat of a good ending. Awesome
hi,
thank you for this precious video!
I saw this I think two months ago.
And applied everything.
And after that my pc worked again, it had no more blackscreen. It was the failure nvlddmkm , after this it never show up again!
I am just so grateful for this video and that my graphics card is not broken.
Thank you so much!!!
I've been having continuous problems after a Nvidia driver update. random freezing and crashing on my machine... been searching for weeks for a fix for the problem. Finally gave up and searched your channel to see if you'd ever talked about the problem. Nothing has worked until today... very simple procedure and the problem has not reoccurred.
FINALLY FIXED! THANK YOU!
I've had fast startup cause MANY problems with wifi cards.
My Ideapad laptop's wifi card will rather reliably brick and require a reboot if Fast Startup is on.
This resulted in the rather hilarious ritual of turning the computer on, then immediately rebooting it.
Is it the realtek wifi card which everyone hates? 😂
Phil is on FIRE with the "editor's notes"!😂
Thank you so much for helping me solve the problem I've been experiencing all this time when I updated the driver, it immediately showed a blue screen. After I tried this method, it really worked 100%. I don't really understand English, that's my mistake, but I can read what you're saying.
Fixed my BSOD on Dell Alienware 17R4. Thank u much.
Was random at start up. Sometimes once maybe twice, good rest of day.
Hardware checks were always good.
I just swapped out my evga 1070 for an evga 3070, and I was having some strange artifacting with lights on dark backgrounds. did this and immediately fixed it. thanks Jay!
Thank you so much Jay!! This is exactly the problem I had for 2 weeks now. I actually bought a whole new rig just because of it. (nice one with 5600X+3070Ti)
After trying for 2 hours(!) I finally got my old system to work again thanks to your video. Can I buy you a cup of coffee (a donation?)
Just tried this and so far no problems thank you so much!
Ty so much for the help sir.
This video saved me hours of trying to figure out what was wrong with my GPU, thanks for the awesome content man
You have literally saved me from buying a new laptop. This issue started about a week ago on my current Asus laptop and I just couldn't figure it out, thought that it was gone. Thank you a lot.
is it the issue with the AMD graphics driver?
@@churro6160 Seemed to be, yes
I wonder if we have the same issue. With my Asus (Ryzen 7 iGPU + Nvidia 3050 GPU) . The AMD control panal won't open, original error message said something like there is an issue with its driver, incompatible? I tried to do a clean install through AMD's website and downloading it from there but I now get a similar message but now talks about the Adrenaline version. While gaming, the cpu temps climb into the 90s and fluctuating into the 70s and 80s. I know for a fact it's supposed to be in the high 60s. I feel like they may be related
@@churro6160 With my issue I wasn't able to get past this blue screen into windows, so I don't think it's the same problem. I would download gpu drivers from Nvidia itself rather than AMD. Maybe also check the speed of your fan if it's getting enough airflow. Best of luck
yeah different, I see. I'm glad you got yours fixed and thank you for the tips!
Wow, finally!
I was google-ing for some hours and tried couple of stuff, but only this one worked!
Thanks alot!
Ty so much for the time you took to make this video. It worked for hope it works for others
I love that jay has videos for almost every problem related to computers, he has really made a good name for himself
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Disabling fast startup is one of the first things I do when I build a new machine!
You can tell you have that enabled if you look at the system uptime as it'll be showing a long time even if your system has only been on for a few minutes, it'll reset that figure if you do a restart but normal power up and then shutdown when you are done using your system it keeps counting up.
Oh shit I wish I knew before decomissioning my previous MB.... it would have had a sick uptime number like 7 years of fastboot lol
I had a similar issue but with no blue screen. This completely fixed the issue. Thanks for this.
Many thanks man!
You have saved my life with this fix!!!
This is the kinda video I wish I'd seen when I got my new mobo and gpu, I took like 8 hours doing software troubleshooting and reinstalling stuff cuz I got mad part way through and just deleted windows. Thanks for these videos Jay
As long as you do a clean uninstall of your gpu driver or chipset/mobo driver before hand or before u run things after boot, you should be fine.
The Ifixit sponsor video is the only sponsor video I watch in full without skipping on CZcams 🤣👍
Thank you so much for your help 😇
Thank you so much sir. I followed all step as discuss in video. i think this will work for me.
I have been having some graphics issues for a bit that I couldn't figure out how to solve. Some programs flickering and occasional crashes. Had been considering looking into further, but haven't had the time. Followed what Jay said here and walla, problem fixed. Runs butter smooth. Thanks for sharing! Definitely helped me!
Voila* 😁 glad you fixed it it can be such a pain but really I think it's fun.
Thank you, for all that you do and especially for this video. My ex and I split months ago and I left my PC there for my kids. They were having issues with everything lagging, especially non GPU intensive games, even on low settings. I remember this vaguely from months ago, but this worked to get everything back to running normal, for now. They're happy, ex is happy, but I'm still without a PC, so maybe a trip down the turnpike to Microcenter will happen soon.
I only follow a handful of tech CZcamsrs, but you guys have never let me down when I had PC issues. Thanks!
How were you able to fix it
thank you for this informational video, this save me a lot
Thanks Jay that did the trick
Thank you so much Jay, this really helped me, I've been looking all around for solutions for 6 hours and thanks to your video my pc is running fine now. I usually try to look for shorter youtube videos for this kind of problems, but you explained it well and to the point. A slight problem is that I tried at first with a different driver and it got to bsod again, so I changed the graphics driver to a slightly older one and it worked just fine now. Happily subscribing for the help. Thank you again, may God bless you and your family.
It happened to me 2 days ago and I freaked out thinking my 3080 is dying. So I decided to reset the pc. Thanks for the information! Kkep it up!
Bud your channel is trash
@@danielredziniak2996 - Kek
This happened me today. I started my game and it froze. I could not close the game or restart. Powered off the pc, when i restarted it went into windows, then the blue screen.. it went through a percent countdown and restarted
@@HardHeadMilitary Did you fix it?
@@amateruss no, i have not had the time to go through the process… i have noticed also, my lian li o11xl is not keeping my card or cpu as cool as id like it….. about 70 on the card and and 60-65 on my cpu, Which is driving me nuts
thanks for this, helped after updating amd adrenalin to the newest update ...had to roll back to the previous version for stability
Thank you Jay, I basically couldn't use After Effects because my PC would blue screen almost immediatly after opening the program, this video is a godsend
Thanks so much for posting this video and the detailed walkthrough. I was having issues after the latest windows 11 update and a recent Nvidia 3080 driver install and I think this may have fixed 90% of it. Still experiencing some choppyness/lag when moving screens around or bringing apps back up on the display, but overall the speed of things loading feels much quicker then it was.
I just got a 3080 also win 11 and i was gaming but kept freezing the pc, hopefully I can fix it too by following this
@@DONSIMIO24hey did ya fix it?
OH! Me too! not gaming but using visualisation software, while rendering. Suddenly, black screen. You guys have fixed it? @@DONSIMIO24
A question in relation to this video, how often do you recommend to do the procedure in general? Every update? Every months? Every 10 updates?
Just ran into this video, great help! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this vid Jay ❤️
Jay, a routine I have regarding GFX drivers and cards - ever since the days of Win 98, has been to always installed the first driver (the driver that the Physical card came with) and the latest. How does this make you feel? Moreover, is this acceptable and of good practice?
Please can someone help me. I've done all these things and I can't seem to fix the problem. It started crashing more now after I did this it crashes on simple tasks
Thank you for making me aware of this tool.
99% sure this fixed a issue I had had since I built my pc late 2020
I was thinking I had a bad card, thanks Jay!
Thank you so much. It was in trouble and now it is fixed. thanks
Thank you for posting this, was able to solve my issue in less than an hour!
is the safe mode version, specifically with Networking necessary or even the usb key? couldnt you just have the DDU file downloaded and ready?
Yes, you don’t need to use safe mode with networking.
I've actually had issues with fast boot where the screen stayed black for minutes-hours!! I disabled it, and BAM pc booted up just fine
Watching your videos I just discovered makes me kinda want to build a computer. At 60 years old I feel confident that I can do it following you.
Fixed my problem. You’re awesome dude, thank you!
I thought it was just Farcry 6 giving me this issue. But I've swapped GPU's 3 times this year and always do the game ready updates as you mentioned. I will give this a shot.
15:18 "most are not fluent in blue screen" - JTC 2021
This is very informative thanks Jay never thought this was the solution
Thanks JayzTwoCents. Followed this one. Hope my PC wont crash or freeze randomly anymore! :D
This is one of the main reasons this chl stays at the top of the "tech"chls on youtube imo,his content just seems to cover so many real world situations,plus the dude cracks me up keep on making great content guys.