Aypifox

Hello! So I've recently got a new job and they gave me a laptop to work on. Although very kind of them, I was wondering if there was a way for me to use my two screen setup for work. I want it to be isolated though as if I get a virus on my personal account, that it doesnt transfer to the work account. Of course, I believe that having a second user on my windows would not prevent that, so I was wondering how I could have two isolated workspaces to make sure I never be the cause of problems in my new job. Thank you!

It is indeed connected to my graphic card, Ive made research, Ill try DDU and see if it helps, Ill come back if it doesnt

#1 Hello, so Its been one year I suffer like this and I think its time I stop. I have an Aurora R7 (Please don't tell me its bad or that I shouldve built it myself, I know about all of that thank you) And I've always had low fps with my pc which is not normal. Here are my Specs: Intel i7 8700 3.20 Ghz I have 16 GB if Ram DDR4 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5 I get like 30 fps at low-medium ish Graphics which I believe it isn't normal. My Monitor is a 60 Hz and its connect via HDMI to my Card(I believe.. its my first ever gaming pc) At the current time writting this with Chrome and an Anti-Virus Opened in Background, My Task Managers shows this: CPU - 5% Memory - 35% Disk 4% Maybe its a memory issue? Its very probable its also a configuration problem since this is my first pc aswell. I am in mode performance in windows settings(Instead if balanced mode) I have my drivers up to date I have disabled the included graphic card coming with it (Intel, i thought this was my problem) Its really annoying.. I dont know how I have lived with it for so long.. I hope someone can help me outhere.. My last resort would to erase my whole pc and install a game to see if it works fine that way, but I honestly wish I can find something wrong before that, and maybe it could also been like i said a configuration problem.. All Drivers Are Up to date Speccy: User Benchmark: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/19685393