Maya Olsen
Friendly, but I ask for evidence. Interested in ssds, backups, static sites.
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ok so make a backup before u touch the router, learned that teh hard way
yeahhh same issue here on my laptop... follownig this thread
ugh. i swear mods is cursed
i swear after is cursed
hmm idk idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh. for me it was the router. swapped it and boom, fixed
any update on this? ?
yeahhh exact same thing happened to my gaming rig last month. try turning off the thermal paste first, fixed it for me
agreed
been there man check power before blaming the driver. A PSU that's borderline or a daisy chained PCIe cable can cause exactly this under load. If it's a desktop, use two separate PCIe power cables if teh card has two connectors. worked…
@tjensen DDU in Safe Mode plus a fresh install fixed it... crashes right after loading in are gone on my RTX 4070.
ahh classic check the VPNs virtual adapter in Device Manager Network adapters (with hidden devices shown)... if it has an error, uninstall it and reinstall the VPN client, which recreates the adapter. worked for me anyway 🤷
Disable power saving features and offloads on teh physical adapter as a test: Device Manager adapter Properties Advanced , try disabling Large Send Offload (IPv4/IPv6) and Checksum Offload . Some driver versions mishandle tunneled traffic…
ahh classic some people raise TdrDelay in the registry to hide this. i wouldn't start there: it just gives teh GPU longer to hang and doesn't fix anything.. 😅 use it as a diagnostic at most, and remove it afterwards. worked for me anyway…
since it started right after the update, roll back first. Device Manager Display adapters right click ur GPU Properties Driver Roll Back Driver . if the button is greyed out, download the previous package from teh Intel support page and…