Dima B.

lol same thing happened to me separate security updates from everything else. Unattended security only updates are fairly low risk on Debian/Ubuntu (unattended upgrades with only the security origin enabled), while feature updates go…

+1 same here. @voxel den 19g what did u end up doing in teh end

reboots are teh hard part ;) tools like needrestart (Debian/Ubuntu) or needs restarting r (RHEL family) tell u whether a reboot is actually required, so u only reboot when needed.

lol same thing happened to me as a temporary workaround, lowering teh memory clock with teh vendors tuning tool can reduce VRAM related artifacts 🔥 It doesnt fix teh card, but it can keep it usbale while you sort out a replacement. good…

omggg finally got it working, thx everyone... honestly just reset teh cable and save yourself teh pain

facts

long time lurker first post lol lol this thread is gold

ok but dumb question but how do i even check the BIOS ??

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omggg ok update: did what @stackprobe said and its fine now. @aident824 did u ever fix it?

if Windows Update keeps replacing it, hide the driver update or disable automatic driver udpates via Device Installation Settings. fingers crossed 🤞

ok but have u had problems with teh ASUS app before?