Sana Demir
Runs a few small websites and their mail. Interested in wordpress, career, php.
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oof if u can run an Ethernet cable to teh office at all, do that first. A wired connection for ur work machine removes the problem entirely, and you can add an access point at that end for other devices... even an awkward cable route…
yeahhh honestly just reset teh firmware and save yourself the pain
ok update: did what @livo761 said and its fine now
spent 3 hours on exporting and im still not done. dumb question but how do i even check teh BIOS thx in advance!!
i swear overheatnig is cursed any ideas??
ugh. lol this thread is gold what am i doing wrong??
@arjuna306 nah thats not it, overheating has nothing to do with it
ok but any update on this?. for me it was the power plan. swapped it and boom, fixed ?
wait which version are you on?. following, having the same problem ?
this, sooo much this
spent 20 minutes on cooling and im still not done. bump. still happening with shutdown for me
The key question is where teh artifacts appear. If they show up in teh BIOS or boot screen, before any driver loads, its almost certainly hardware: VRAM or teh GPU itself. lmk how it goes
ive run many systems without chipset packages and never noticed a difference, windows has gotten good at this. but hey ymmv
hmmm which platform is ur gaming laptop on??