I seemingly can't find anyone else with the same issue online, and I've tested my controller with Steam controller idle settings and extended feature drivers disabled to no avail. I first noticed it on my desktop PC a couple months ago, in which I use a USB BT dongle for it because it doesn't have a BT supported MB (and I'm aware there might be issues with using a dongle for this purpose), but now it's suddenly occurring on my laptop, which does have internal BT support (also using different controllers for each device). Once again, this only seems to happen when I play games on Steam, or playing non-Steam games with Steam running in the background. The controller itself doesn't disconnect at all, it's just that the inputs themselves doesn't respond in-game after not pressing any inputs for around 10 seconds. When I push a button after that 10 second break nothing happens, but then pressing it again immediately afterwards will work, and everything will work until the next 10 second pause occurs.

A friend of mine has had this problem for several months; his PC crashes randomly when he launches Gears 5

bsod "kmode_exception-not_handled" easyanticheat.sys

win11

14900k

gigabyte z790 gaming xax bios update ok

48g ddr5 6000 xmp1

4080 super

bequiet 850w gold 80+

aio asus rog lc iii 360

After several attempts (BIOS settings, reinstalling Gears 5, repairing EasyAntiCheat), the problem appears to be caused by a conflict with easyanticheat.sys

I’m sharing the solution I’ve found, which completely resolves the problem (I couldn’t find it anywhere online)

-- Windows Security =>> Application and Browser Control =>> ‘Programme Settings’ tab

Add a programme

-Gears5.exe

Then look for ‘Control Flow Protection’, tick ‘Override system settings’ and set the slider to ‘Disabled’ just below it

Restart the PC

That definitely sorted out the problem.

I wasn't sure if I should post this here or anywhere more Minecraft related, but I thought it was more a computer issue rather than a game issue, so I apologize if this was the wrong place to post this.

I've been trying to play modded Minecraft on my PC. I can start the launcher, but when I press play, the game crashes before it even boots. I get an error message from CurseForge saying that it "failed to initialize graphics window with current settings," etc., and then it mentions OpenGL. I've tried a bunch of ways to fix this before I decided it could be my graphics card. I searched for solutions, such as placing the opengl32.dll in the bin folder, but that didn't work. I tried allowing the game high-performance mode because I've also read that that could work, but it didn't. I tried a bunch of other things, and then I decided it must be my graphics card.

I also want to say that before this problem, I couldn't even run vanilla Minecraft because the same error message would pop up. Then I read somewhere that you could install something from the Windows Store called the OpenGL Compatibility Pack, and I did that, and it worked. I used it, and after that, I could play normal Minecraft, but still not use CurseForge. Of course, I tried to see if it was CurseForge, so I tried to use Modrinth, but that didn't work. I tried to use Prism Launcher, but that didn't work. I used Lunar Client, but that didn't work either. They all crashed with the same error code, and then when I was pushed back to the Minecraft launcher, it would talk about exit code 1, and I'm pretty sure that meant that it crashed even before the game could boot in the first place.

Obviously, I was running out of options here, so I decided to install DDU and reset my graphics card. I did that successfully, and it worked. Then I tried to boot the game modded, and I still got the same error message, and at this point, I don't know what to do.

Now, normally I wouldn't care that much about playing Minecraft. It's just that I have a family with a rough background story, I have a half-brother; he's younger than me, and he lives in a different house. He's recovering from cancer, so he's mostly home and he plays games because he doesn't have the energy to physically interact with people. Therefore, he really only plays Minecraft, and he really wants to play with me, and I want to play with him, but I can't.

I don't know if specs would help?

Cpu: Ryzen 7 9700x

Gpu: RX 9070

Ram: 64GB ddr5

If anyone have ideas, I appreciate it.

Hello, I recently upgraded my PC with a GTX 1650 and tried to play different games. They run, but the shadow looks super blurry. I tried to look online but couldn't find an answer. Is there any way to fix this?

Started a while ago, i dont remember what happend before it started like if a gpu driver was updated, i know that i tried to unplug my old logitech camera that i use as a mic and it booted up but then i would enter a match and it would after a couple of minutes restart my pc. I also uninstalled a driver that was used for virtual machines and that helped i believe. Any help would be appreciated

So I had this pre built rig with r5 5500, rtx5060 from a year and half(?) maybe two ago. Everything else was bought around the same time if not less. Including my Philips 27inch monitor. Recently I've been playing once human and just yesterday while tabbing from Chrome to the game. I experienced a dark tint on my entire screen, I saw it like multiple times maybe 2 3 times within an hour, I freaked out and I try to use the windows ctrl shift b combo to reset the gpu driver and it stopped. Today it happen again and I repeated the same process. For now it's not appearing. But I'm wondering why? Is it something to do with my monitor failing? Or gpu failing? Or the game is causing this? Me tabbing in and out? I need some help identifying the problem. Could it be the Nvidia driver? I already update it. I always check every week. Or maybe it's the new windows preview update? I wonder if someone else have experience this dark tint before.

Hi everyone,

I am trying to run the legacy PC game "Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Joey the Passion" (originally built on DirectX 8.1 / released in 2004) on a modern Windows 11 setup.

The game initializes, but I get a completely black screen. The background music plays perfectly, and I can hear the menu button hover sound effects when moving my mouse cursor around blindly, so the engine is running in the background.

System Specifications:

- OS: Windows 11 Home/Pro (64-bit)

- Hardware: Nvidia RTX 4060 - Ryzen 7 9800x3d

- Display: 1080p Desktop Monitor

What I Have Already Tried:

1. Moved the entire game installation folder out of 'Program Files (x86)' directly into 'C:\KONAMI\' to avoid Windows folder permission locks.

2. Dropped the correct 32-bit (MS\x86) dgVoodoo2 wrapper DLLs (D3D8.dll, DDraw.dll, D3DImm.dll) into the game directory right next to the executable.

3. Configured dgVoodooCpl.exe as an administrator, pointed it to the local folder, turned off the watermark, and switched output API to Direct3D 11.

4. Set the game executable to "Run as administrator" and toggled "Disable full-screen optimizations" under Windows compatibility options.

5. Turned on the "DirectPlay" feature under Windows Legacy Components.

6. Forced the game into windowed mode using both dgVoodoo2's control panel and the "-win" target shortcut parameter.

Even in forced windowed mode, the window pops up but remains a blank black square with audio playing. It seems like the modern display driver / WDDM layer is dropping or rejecting the actual video rendering handshake from the engine.

Does anyone know a specific Windows 11 registry override, a specific graphics control panel scaling tweak, or an alternative DX wrapper configuration that fixes this specific legacy rendering loop? Thank you!

Update: i used this mod tool and the game is running but windowed instead of fullscreen. the fullscreen option will result in blackscreen with sound in background.

Hi everybody. I updated my bios to play the new cod but now im encountering issues with running battlefield smoothly. I used to be able to play at 2k resolution with ultra settings but now im getting under 60 and below 90 mp/s. Gameplay stutters like crazy. I have a HP 8876 (OMEN 30L prebuild). Any help or anybody encounter issues with this. I was thinking about just getting a new motherboard thats compatible with my existing setup which is AMD ryzen 7 5600G and AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT. Any help is much appreciated. Thank vou

P.S. cod still didnt work after bios update lol.

so I cleaned my pc from dust , changed thermal paste, removed aio coolers and cleaned the dust, did everything right and when I put everything back when I press power button everything works but there is no display showing ? why ? ( I havent taken out cpu from the socket just changed paste )

what could possibly happened and where should I look? to try to resolve the issue ? (am4)

So I just wanted to share what happened with my GTX 1650 Super because honestly I’m still not 100% sure what was causing it 😂

Recently, whenever I play GTA V, the game would sometimes crash and then my monitor would suddenly say no signal / black screen.

At first I thought maybe it’s my PSU, GPU, driver, HDMI cable, etc.

The weird thing is, when the screen goes black, the whole PC doesn’t actually seem to be frozen.

I can still press Caps Lock / Num Lock and the keyboard indicator responds. I can also connect to my PC using Unified Remote on my phone, and I can even shut down the PC from there.

So basically, the PC is still alive, but I lose the display.

I tried a bunch of things:

\* Changed HDMI cable
\* Tried another display
\* Tried Win + Ctrl + Shift + B
\* Downgraded my NVIDIA driver
\* Lowered GTA V settings from Very High to High
\* Ran FurMark for around 3 hours and it didn’t crash

But GTA V could still randomly cause the black screen.

So I thought, why not try undervolting the GPU?

I ended up setting my GTX 1650 Super to 1680 MHz at 812 mV.

And so far… it’s actually working 😂

I played GTA V for more than 2 hours with the undervolt and didn’t get the black screen/no signal issue.

What’s funny is that I wasn’t even trying to get more performance. I was just trying to make the GPU use less power and hopefully run cooler.

Now I’m wondering if the stock boost/voltage was somehow causing instability on my card.

But I’m also curious — what could actually be the possible issue here?

Could it be a GPU that has become slightly unstable over time? Maybe the stock boost voltage is no longer ideal for the card? PSU? Driver issue? Something related to GPU power delivery? Or could GTA V just be triggering a specific workload that exposes the problem?

The fact that lowering the voltage and locking it to 1680 MHz seems to make GTA V stable is what’s confusing me.

I know 2+ hours doesn’t prove that it’s 100% fixed yet, so I’m still going to keep testing it.

Has anyone experienced something similar with a 1650 Super, especially where the display dies but Windows is still responsive?

Would love to hear what you guys think the possible cause is.

Hello, I have been having an ongoing issue with my PC for months now and it seems to only get worse. Currently my pc will black screen and the fans will run at max when playing certain games, like Marvel Rivals, CGSO, etc. while other times I will get a different issue, an AMD Driver timeout on Dead by Daylight, Fortnite, etc. I have ran multiple tests through OCCT, those being CPU, CPU+RAM, Memory, and Power with no issues occurring, as well as the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool with no problems there either. I have done multiple clean uninstalls and installs of my drivers and even got a new GPU under my warranty but the issues still occur. I have tried undervolting with no success, I also took it to Geek Squad at BestBuy and told them the problem but they were unable to recreate the issue. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions for what to do next.

Specs:

Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 7600 6-Core Processor (3.80 GHz)

Graphics Card: AMD Radeon RX 7800 XT (16 GB)

PSU: Corsair RM850x (2021) 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply

got a prebuilt codex gaming pc around a month ago, and at first the performance was around 180 fps fairly consistently, the games i mostly play are rocket league and fortnite, and have performance mode settings for both. when i turn on fps it shows it can go up to 360 though hardly, but my monitor is only 180fps so i have it capped to 180 or even 160 sometimes, however it still fluctuates a lot and will go down to like 80 or maybe even worse.

System:
Processor- AMD Ryzen 7 8700F 8-core processor
RAM- 16.0gb (1 stick)
Graphics Card- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060ti

link: https://userdiag.com/id/kxErkhga45

Realizei a troca de gabinete do meu computador, aproveitei e formatei ele também. Na primeira e segunda instalação do windows, o pc desligou sozinho, nos dois momentos apareceus pixels coloridos na tela, em quadrados pequenos. Na terceira vez que instalei o windows iniciou normal, mas desligou sozinho, ao ligar novamente, reparei que não reconheceu a placa de vídeo quando fui em Sistema, não identificou nem VRAM. No programa HWMonitor e no gerenciador de tarefas também não aparece a GPU. Depois disso, ele só fica desligando e mostrando o erro quando ta iniciando Codigo de Parada Video_Scheduler_Internal_Error(0x119). Ao iniciar ele em modo de segurança (que é a única maneira que ele liga), não estava o driver da nvidia, mas quando fui instalar(baixei do próprio site da nvidia), desligou no meio da instalação. Aparentemente o driver foi aplicado, mas não mudou nada, só liga apenas em modo de segurança. Coloquei a placa em outro PC também, e o PC também desligou assim que chegou na tela de login.

Configuração PC

Intel i3 10100f

RTX 3060 GALAX

16 GB RAM

Fonte MSI 650W

So I just wanted to share what happened with my GTX 1650 Super because honestly I’m still not 100% sure what was causing it 😂

Recently, whenever I play GTA V, the game would sometimes crash and then my monitor would suddenly say no signal / black screen.

At first I thought maybe it’s my PSU, GPU, driver, HDMI cable, etc.

The weird thing is, when the screen goes black, the whole PC doesn’t actually seem to be frozen.

I can still press Caps Lock / Num Lock and the keyboard indicator responds. I can also connect to my PC using Unified Remote on my phone, and I can even shut down the PC from there.

So basically, the PC is still alive, but I lose the display.

I tried a bunch of things:

\* Changed HDMI cable
\* Tried another display
\* Tried Win + Ctrl + Shift + B
\* Downgraded my NVIDIA driver
\* Lowered GTA V settings from Very High to High
\* Ran FurMark for around 3 hours and it didn’t crash

But GTA V could still randomly cause the black screen.

So I thought, why not try undervolting the GPU?

I ended up setting my GTX 1650 Super to 1680 MHz at 812 mV.

And so far… it’s actually working 😂

I played GTA V for more than 2 hours with the undervolt and didn’t get the black screen/no signal issue.

What’s funny is that I wasn’t even trying to get more performance. I was just trying to make the GPU use less power and hopefully run cooler.

Now I’m wondering if the stock boost/voltage was somehow causing instability on my card.

But I’m also curious — what could actually be the possible issue here?

Could it be a GPU that has become slightly unstable over time? Maybe the stock boost voltage is no longer ideal for the card? PSU? Driver issue? Something related to GPU power delivery? Or could GTA V just be triggering a specific workload that exposes the problem?

The fact that lowering the voltage and locking it to 1680 MHz seems to make GTA V stable is what’s confusing me.

I know 2+ hours doesn’t prove that it’s 100% fixed yet, so I’m still going to keep testing it.

Has anyone experienced something similar with a 1650 Super, especially where the display dies but Windows is still responsive?

Would love to hear what you guys think the possible cause is.

(x-posting to r/PathOfExile2, r/Framework, and r/LinuxMint)

I have a Framework Laptop 16 (AMD Ryzen 9 7940HS with Radeon 780M graphics and 64GB RAM), running Linux Mint 22.3. I have an ongoing issue with gaming. The display freezes and the system stops responding to keyboard and mouse. It affects graphics-heavy games like Path of Exile and War Thunder, though it happened once while watching a movie with VLC. Hardware vendor suggested changing drivers and reinstalling the OS. I suspect it's hardware, though I have no evidence of that.

I ran a RAM test for over an hour without seeing any errors, though that might not have been sufficient time to test 64GB. Are there other diagnostics I can use to test the CPU and GPU?

Might I find any clues in system log files? TIA

My friend Arc Raiders has been crashing as of late and popping up with this on the screen. He has a AMD build containing the following :

Gpu is amd Radeon rx 6650 xt
CPU is amd ryzen 7 7700x-8

How can I resolve the issue?

https://reddit.com/link/1w3gkpx/video/35iqwy1ly6lh1/player

can someone help me stop stuttering in games ,every game i play i get microstutters like these only after my first boot of the gameand ive tried a lot of things, the stutter may not be visible much in the video but when playing its like very bad,ive tried ddu it works well for the first boot of the game and then it returns again, i assume thats cache issue but ive cleared all cache, i cant enable xmp but the clocks of the rams are just as how i bought them ,the ram clocks in the video isnt accurate but idk why ,im on rtx 5060 i5 12400f 16gb (8x2) of ram 3200 mhz and 1tb ssd nvme userdiag test,i know im not using latest drivers but ive also tried it and it didnt fix anything the issue stayed the same

So i have pretty good wifi, take note that its only when i download on steam. On epic games for example i will download 900/mbps very consistent. My steam download crashes to 0 while downloading and its super inconsistent jumping up and down

Please help me out there fix it! :)

Specs:
CPU AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core Processor
Disk 0 (C:) WD Green SN350 1TB
Ethernet: Realtek PCIe GbE Family Controller

GPU 1 NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070

32gb DDR5

I’m experiencing audio crackling on my laptop (Huawei MateBook D15, Ryzen 5 3500U, 8GB RAM). It usually happens when my FPS drops the audio starts crackling, but restarting the game (like Valorant and watching youtube) temporarily fixes it. However, if the FPS drops again or if I use the laptop for an extended period, the crackling returns. This issue started right after I installed AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition. I’m not sure if a driver update caused this or if it’s a hardware problem.

If there's anyone experiencing this or is someone already have fixed this before, please can you help me.

Kind of a part 2 of the previous post I made. Thank you to those who gave out ideas and suggestions, I've been looking into a few of them, hence a part 2.

I currently play primarily on console downstairs on my TV, with the intention of moving to PC, but my wife enjoys playing games with me and acting as a twitch audience of 1 for story driven games like Yakuza, Mass Effect, etc. My PC is currently in my office upstairs, where I would prefer to keep it for work purposes, but I would also like to be able to play it on the big TV downstairs without constantly needing to unplug it, carry it downstairs and replug everything in every other day.

For context of the space, the office is directly above where I sit downstairs to play games (around 3 meters in height difference, through one floor.)

After my previous post, some suggested running cables from upstairs to downstairs, which I have been looking into. From what I understand (and please correct me if I'm wrong or if it is sub-optimal) I am thinking of getting 4 ports up and down stairs with CAT6 cabling between them.

With a HDMI to CAT6 convertor on either side, to send the HDMI signal from my PC to my TV with CAT6 inbetween. Using something like this. With the other two ports for a ethernet cable to wire my computer directly to the internet (as opposed to wifi it is currently one), and the other for a USB adapter thingy. (And a spare ethernet port as 4 just makes it symmetrical)

The reason for the USB Adaptor is so I can connect a dongle for a headset, wireless controller and wireless keyboard and mouse. As I have heard even with the 3m difference in distance, the floorboards can mess it about. (Again correct me if this is nonsense as I've seen a lot of conflicting information regarding this.)

TL:DR

I'm thinking of getting some CAT 6 cables leading my office (where the PC is located) downstairs to my living room (where my TV and couch are located) so I can play PC games downstairs. With the intention of playing games with a headset, wireless controller, what should I be aware of/plan for if I pull the trigger on this?

Recently, the power light on top of my case started blinking, and I have no idea why. Other than the light blinking, nothing else seems to be wrong. Device Manager doesn't have any flags, and Event Viewer doesn't show anything.

Very confused I updated my bios to the latest version have secure boot on and tpm 2.0 enabled and still get the same message saying I need bios update. Any ideas?

for some reason im getting my screen frozen for half a second then it shuts down giving nmi hardware failure only on fortnite. Ive played fortnite normally before but now its just giving me that issue randomly. ive played higher harder games to run and ive never got that issue. ps, ive just got an ethernet connected to a wifi receiver and around that time it started giving the problem. help please! Thanks