Borikhr
-
Posts
59 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Borikhr's Achievements
-
When I play video games on my primary, 144 hz monitor, I like to also watch a TV show on Netflix, or a YouTube video. The longer I get into a game, the more and more I notice the video and audio of my TV show coming out of sync. The video is often choppy/laggy, and eventually grows slower and slower while the audio maintains the same speed. Some specifics: My Relevant PC Info: - i5-6600 - GTX 1060 GB - 16 GB of RAM Games I've Noticed it On: - Hitman - PC Building Simulator - Madden 19 - FIFA 18 Things I've Done to Try and Fix it: - Downloaded the Netflix Windows Store App - Prioritized Chrome in Task Manager (Thinking it was a resources issue) Any ideas/suggestions? -
A Way Out, the game I mentioned in the title New game, came out maybe a week ago?
-
I've spent the last 3 hours trying to figure out why AWO won't launch. I've never played it before, and whenever I try to launch the game, Origin says I'm in the game, but it won't launch. I've tried Clean Booting my PC I've tried repairing game files I've uninstalled and reinstalled the game I've tried running both origin and the game as admin I've updated drivers Nothing has changed Any fixes?
-
Hey! So after 2 hours of work, I figured out how to fix it. So, what I had to do was use their diagnostic tool to totally erase the hard drive. Once that was completed, I restarted my computer, went to device manager, and it prompted me through the formatting process. I got it to finally work. Thanks for the help dude appreciate it.
-
Yeah that's whats confused me
-
Yeah that's the problem. I can't see my second drive in disk management. Here's a screenshot of what I see when I follow your steps. Any other advice?
-
Thanks bro you've been awesome I'll try it out
-
DISKPART> list disk Disk ### Status Size Free Dyn Gpt -------- ------------- ------- ------- --- --- Disk 1 Online 931 GB 0 B * Like I said before, Disk 0 changed to Disk 1. Important?
-
Ok so... I did the things, and I can't see it in disk manager anymore. It continues to pop up in the device manager however. Before uninstalling the drive, my primary drive was listed in disk manager as Disk 0. Now it shows as Disk 1 (below) does this change anything or am I screwed?
-
K I'll do it right now man. You da real MVP.
-
This is what I got for properties :
-
lol my bad, I'm on Windows 10
-
Just so I don't make a dumb mistake here, do I uninstall the device or the driver in the first step. When I follow the steps, I get to a place asking to update driver, disable device, or uninstall device. Which do I pick? thx btw you're really helping me out here
-
what do you want me to right click on? I can't find the new drive in disk manager. (sorry if I sound dumb, first time)
-
yes. The new drive appears in device manager, not disk manager or diskpart
