Noodleface
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So uh.. Have you tried not letting windows download your driver? You're downloading it from the website right? Can always roll back 1 rev and see if that fixes it
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Ameraves
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Yeah tried that. After I uninstalled it I went to both the ASUS site and the NVIDIA site (both gave me the same driver) and still had the same issue
Ameraves
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Tried Afterburner as well as the ASUS provided software and they never changed the fan speed.
One of the hardware monitors I was using said the fans were at 0 RPM, so something was screwy. While I was searching for answers today I came across someone who had a similar issue and they said they just re-seated the video card and that fixed it. Apparently if the card isn't seated all the way in it can cause that to happen. I probably reseated it 10 times and it never helped.
Hopefully a new card fixes it.
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Stupid question I haven't Google yet.
My primary monitor is hooked up via Dvi (144hz) and my second is on some lame vga to hdmi (60hz)
Sometimes when I'm focused on the secondary monitor the primary monitor will flash scan lines intermittently. Like it's losing signal for 50 milliseconds or something.
Any ideas?
My primary monitor is hooked up via Dvi (144hz) and my second is on some lame vga to hdmi (60hz)
Sometimes when I'm focused on the secondary monitor the primary monitor will flash scan lines intermittently. Like it's losing signal for 50 milliseconds or something.
Any ideas?
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Seems like a driver issue, I'd keep an eye out for hot fixes. Could try lowering to 120hz and that should resolve the problem in the mean time.
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I got the weirdest thing here. I have a Dell Latitude 5570 with an i7 in it, and it is abysmal slow. Like 10 seconds to do anything after a fresh boot and enough time for it to autorun everything. SSD Drive, 8 GB RAM. Win7 enterprise
In the task manager, the processor load is at the bottom, only short jumps that don't go beyond 10% on all cores, no matter what it's doing.
However if I remote access the performance stats through a system management console, it shows all cores at full load at all times whenever it's doing something.
I'll probably end up nuking the whole thing, but has anyone ever seen this before?
In the task manager, the processor load is at the bottom, only short jumps that don't go beyond 10% on all cores, no matter what it's doing.
However if I remote access the performance stats through a system management console, it shows all cores at full load at all times whenever it's doing something.
I'll probably end up nuking the whole thing, but has anyone ever seen this before?
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That and the CPU is a dual core low voltage version. But that doesn't explain the slowness. Has to be something in the background slowing it down.
Quineloe
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I looked at many google results, they all somehow don't fit this issue. WMPNSS is disabled on our image.
Lanx
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is this connected or not connected? (ac adapter means full power)
maybe you got some whack ass speed step going on, common for intel
Ameraves
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I am having some sort of Bluetooth issue with my computer that I can't quite figure out.
I have both Bluetooth speakers and a Bluetooth mouse that I use. They will both only work intermittently, and then the sound coming from the speakers gets really choppy, and the mouse becomes very choppy and unresponsive as well. I have tried another Bluetooth speaker with the same result, and a corded speaker and mouse both work fine. I downloaded the Bluetooth driver from Asus, but when I install it, it tells me to reboot. Once I reboot, it starts the installation process again. I let it do that about 4 times before I gave up. I look at the folder where it was supposed to be installed, and there is nothing there.
Not sure what else to do, and I can only assume it is some sort of driver issue with the Bluetooth. Ideas anyone?
I have both Bluetooth speakers and a Bluetooth mouse that I use. They will both only work intermittently, and then the sound coming from the speakers gets really choppy, and the mouse becomes very choppy and unresponsive as well. I have tried another Bluetooth speaker with the same result, and a corded speaker and mouse both work fine. I downloaded the Bluetooth driver from Asus, but when I install it, it tells me to reboot. Once I reboot, it starts the installation process again. I let it do that about 4 times before I gave up. I look at the folder where it was supposed to be installed, and there is nothing there.
Not sure what else to do, and I can only assume it is some sort of driver issue with the Bluetooth. Ideas anyone?
Maybe go into devmgmt.msc and uninstall the previous driver first then run the installation of the new one.
Ameraves
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I was able to get the most up to date Bluetooth driver installed, but still having the same issues.
I am on Windows 10, so I don't think the issue is what you have posted above.
How would I go about looking for Intel drivers instead? I assumed it had to be drivers for my motherboard?
I am on Windows 10, so I don't think the issue is what you have posted above.
How would I go about looking for Intel drivers instead? I assumed it had to be drivers for my motherboard?
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Does it only happen when both devices are connected? For instance If only the mouse is connected does it still occur?