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I was photoshopping and i suddenly saw this.... 

Does someone know how to get rid of it or what it is 

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Considering the Dutch text "Leeslijst", I will assume this "N.v.t." stands of "Niet van toepasing" (which is Dutch for "N/A"/"Not Applicable" for those of you who don't know).

I would start looking at the programs you have open in your taskbar, to see if there is anything out of the ordinary

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Hey there.

6 minutes ago, giuseppels said:

I was photoshopping and i suddenly saw this.... 

Does someone know how to get rid of it or what it is 

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Are you referring to the Reading List (Leeslijst)?

 

If you'd like to remove it:

  • In Chrome, enter chrome://flags in your search bar.
  • Under the Search box, type Reading List (or Leeslijst, in your browser's language).
  • An entry for Reading List / Leeslijst should appear. Click on the drop-down box, and select "Disabled" to disable the Reading List.

 

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chrome://flags - Reading List

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Looks like the overlay for GeForce Experience/Shadow Play's FPS counter. 

When on desktop/in a program not supported, GFE will display N/A where the FPS would otherwise be in. 

 

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(Says N/A since it's in English)
 

You could check if that is the case by pressing Alt+Z (Or whatever you have it mapped as, the default is Alt+Z though), clicking on the settings icon --> HUD Layout --> Performance --> FPS then press off. 

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It's from the geforce experience overlay and can be turned off by pressing ALT + R on the keyboard.

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