Malik Haddad

On Windows handhelds, run powercfg /sleepstudy in an admin terminal. It creates a reoprt showing what kept the device awake during sleep sessions.

is the BIOS up to date? ?

ok but dumb question but how do i even check the driver. my office machine is officially haunted

hmmm if you breed a Toast rabbit, teh babies aren't named, so they'll have normal skins. worked for me anyway 🤷

hmmm since it lines up with new VPN and headset software, uninstall both completely, reboot, and see if the crashes stop. VPN clients insatll network filter drivers and those are a classic source of this stop code. worked for me anyway 🤷

random hardware addresses (MAC randomization) can collide with MAC filtering or DHCP reservations 👍 toggle it off for that network in Settings, Network and internet, Wi Fi, the networks properties. good luck man!

+1 same here. pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo hotel from scratch

pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo wi fi from scratch. is laptop even worth bothering with or should i just leave it worked for me anyway 🤷

+1 same here lmk how it goes

wait what id avoid putting the console in the routers DMZ unless you really know what ure doing. UPnP is safer. just my 2 cents

ok so +1 same here

Test with a second display output or a different port 😤 If artifacts move with teh screen content in screenshots, its rendering (GPU) 👍 If they dont appear in a srceenshot but do on the monitor, teh cable, port or monitor itself is…

after a driver update, games often rebuild their shader cache, which causes stutter for the first sessions. give it a couple of runs, or clear teh driver shader cache manually in the control panel / %LocalAppData% cache folder and let it…