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GPU has stopped folding at 99.99%

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restart F@H client. if that doesnt work i have no clue. wait maybe its still working on someting

I restarted the client before I restarted my PC and I didn't see any change. About 5 minutes after restarting my PC I noticed my GPU was doing something intensive, the only thing that it could be was the FAH client. Just a couple of minutes ago I noticed that the WU I was working on went back to 93%. So I guess I just needed to reboot and wait 20 minutes.

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Yesterday I decided to play some Civ 5 I thought it would be fine if I kept folding while doing so, after I finished my game I went to bed. This morning I noticed had dropped two positions in the folding team, I thought it was pretty strange since I had been gaining 5 spots a day. I checked the client and it showed this. Is there anyway to fix this?

 

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have you tried turning your computer off and back on? (and im 100% dead serious)

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have you tried turning your computer off and back on? (and im 100% dead serious)

I really don't want to because it takes so long to boot, but I suppose if I have to. 

 

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I really don't want to because it takes so long to boot, but I suppose if I have to. 

take to long to boot?. theres no way in hell it can take more than whatevertime you use to make a cup of coffee :P.

But yes, reboot is the only way to fix this. well the best way anyways

 
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take to long to boot?. theres no way in hell it can take more than whatevertime you use to make a cup of coffee :P.

But yes, reboot is the only way to fix this. well the best way anyways

Nope, didn't work. Any other suggestions?

 

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restart F@H client. if that doesnt work i have no clue. wait maybe its still working on someting

I restarted the client before I restarted my PC and I didn't see any change. About 5 minutes after restarting my PC I noticed my GPU was doing something intensive, the only thing that it could be was the FAH client. Just a couple of minutes ago I noticed that the WU I was working on went back to 93%. So I guess I just needed to reboot and wait 20 minutes.

 

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I restarted the client before I restarted my PC and I didn't see any change. About 5 minutes after restarting my PC I noticed my GPU was doing something intensive, the only thing that it could be was the FAH client. Just a couple of minutes ago I noticed that the WU I was working on went back to 93%. So I guess I just needed to reboot and wait 20 minutes.

so in otherwords reboot lhaha

 
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