Yes I remember that, but I was referring to different brands and/or versions of drivers.
I guess I was wrong then or maybe I'm confused as usual. 🤣
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Chrome, Edge & Firefox, all crash and the OS becomes unresponsive, I can't recover it unless I shutdown.
Anyone else seeing this?
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A temporary solution is to use recommended display resolution or change to MS basic display driver.
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Yes I remember that, but I was referring to different brands and/or versions of drivers.
I guess I was wrong then or maybe I'm confused as usual. 🤣
Yes I remember that, but I was referring to different brands and/or versions of drivers.
I guess I was wrong then or maybe I'm confused as usual. 🤣
Back on this thread. I checked many different combinations on a PC that has both Intel and Nvidia.
With a single display and the Intel driver, I tried to go back to an older driver from 2021 and it was still failing the same when using non recommended Resolution.
The Nvidia driver fails in a similar way but not as easily as the Intel.
Both fail when using a resolution different from the one recommended by Windows.
I tried to go back to an older driver from 2021 and it was still failing the same when using non recommended Resolution. The Nvidia driver fails in a similar way but not as easily as the Intel.
Both fail when using a resolution different from the one recommended by Windows.
So I was right then.
It doesn't matter which driver is used, they all failed with non-recommended resolutions
except the wireless one.
I tried to go back to an older driver from 2021 and it was still failing the same when using non recommended Resolution. The Nvidia driver fails in a similar way but not as easily as the Intel.
Both fail when using a resolution different from the one recommended by Windows.
So I was right then.
It doesn't matter which driver is used, they all failed with non-recommended resolutions
except the wireless one.
Or my old MSI GT70, that does not fail with any resolution either. 🤣