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Reinstalling minecraft fixed the issue! Can't believe i didn't think of that. Thanks!

I've also updated the drivers but still same issue, and it's only with minecraft. On other more GPU intensive games it goes way quieter @Void Master.

The GPU was at 60 when i started up minecraft but dropped to 50 because the fan started revving up and all CPU cores were are at about 70 degrees @Void Master.

Sure i'll try that

I have already changed all of those settings, I know it's my GPU because the GPU is in the bottom part of the laptop and the CPU in the top part. @Void Master

For a few weeks now whenever i startup minecraft my GPU fans go max speed, i have a surface book 2 with a gtx 1050 so there isn't any way i can control my gpu fan. I also play GTA V which is way more graphically intensive and that is way quieter than minecraft, i have even tried switching minecraft to the intergrated graphics and it still happens, so please help me with this issue, it's getting really annoying, Thanks!

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How could i remap keys in a .bat file, for example when a user presses A a B appears and with other keys as well. And how would i be able to undo it via a .bat file (it's for a prank)

How would i create a custom keyboard shortcut (like win+ctrl+r to open remote desktop) in a .bat file? I'm planning on putting the bat files on a USB stick so i can set the shortcuts up in seconds on all my windows devices.

So, I'm looking for a 13.5-13 inch monitor that's affordable, isn't all too thick and can connect via HDMI or USB-C. I plan to clip this monitor to my laptop like this: Any suggestions?

So, i can install linux to a usb key but the only option i get when doing it manual partitioning, does anyone know what partitions i should make, what mount points etc. If so please comment down below, thanks!

So, i wanna install linux on an USB key but i only have one USB key with 32gb (The one i wanna install it on) and another USB key with 1.8gb (The one i want to use as bootable media), but sadly my bootable media isn't big enough to fit the ubuntu installer BUT it is large enough for a lubuntu installer. Can i upgrade from lubuntu to ubuntu when i have fully installed lubuntu? Or could i install an older version of ubuntu and upgrade from there (Although i think this will take quite a bit longer to do)?

Is there any good tutorial/guide out there for making a USB key with linux installed on it? The ones i've seen i either don't understand or they just don't work.

Is there a big difference between using a live USB key with persistence and fully installing a distro on the USB key?

Only one partition, but the partition with the / mount point is ext4 and there is another partition that's fat32, if i remember correctly the mount partition of that one is /USB_NAME