Zane Jansen
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ahh classic RGB control apps are a common source of background CPU usage, startup delays and even stuttering... if u do use lights, pick one controller app and disable teh otehrs in Task Manager Startup apps.
ok so practical tip if you hate teh lights: most motherboards can turn off RGB in the BIOS, sooo u dont need the vendors lighting software runinng at startup... check teh onboard devices or LED settings section. fingers crossed 馃
honestly just reset the thermal paste and save yourself the pain... spent a whole week on driver and im still not done
lol same thing happened to me look in Event Viewer Windows Logs System around the wake time for events from the Wi Fi driver or WLAN AutoConfig. A driver that fails to resume usually logs an error there.
lol this thread is gold
wait dumb question but how do i even check the BIOS ??