(09-28-2023, 10:32 AM)Raiden wrotewait a minute it's a laptop? how does it have two cards?(09-28-2023, 10:03 AM)redogg wrote not quite sure broThanks! Got ryzen integrated gpu with nvidia as main gpu so i dont think thats an issue. Although i cant seem to be able to install radeon drivers because they seem to be conflicting with nvidia so i didn't bother to use the integrated gpu anyway. It's really strange. Im not sure thats where the problem would originate from. I just did an update check today and i'm up to date so i'll try and see what comes of it. Hopefully this will go away eventually with new updates, provided they are the issue. If only these damn crashes would provide helpful info then it would be easier to pinpoint the exact cause. Thanks for your help. Appreciate it!
edit: or your windows isn't updated.. or win11 is buggy, I saw this article https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/window...010msgdesc
and it looks like the same problem
microsoft says to do something with graphics card drivers if you have Intel gpu, read the link
I tried joining an online game first then injecting the hack but the game crashed when i tried to get back into it. Really strange.
edit: I see that some gaming laptops have two, and I read that they switch from one graphics card to another while doing various tasks to save battery.
try to see if you have a switch in laptop somewhere called mux to turn it off
https://jarrods.tech/what-is-a-mux-switc...g-laptops/

