MSI Afterburner running slow and laggy after updating Nvidia drivers to v.391.01 Please help me!
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photonboy
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1) Try removing and reinstalling MSI Afterburner.
2) If no luck, try using DDU then reinstall NVidia drivers.
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
3) if no luck, use DDU then reinstall the last working NVidia driver (it mostly only matters for specific games which the RELEASE NOTES specify)
2) If no luck, try using DDU then reinstall NVidia drivers.
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
3) if no luck, use DDU then reinstall the last working NVidia driver (it mostly only matters for specific games which the RELEASE NOTES specify)
Dear photonboy,thank you for helping me!
I did everything you told me but it didn't work,then I searched for an older driver as you told me and then I accidentally saw on Guru3D that Nvidia released a hotfix driver! I downloaded it and now MSI works extra!
Thank you again!
Cheers!
I did everything you told me but it didn't work,then I searched for an older driver as you told me and then I accidentally saw on Guru3D that Nvidia released a hotfix driver! I downloaded it and now MSI works extra!
Thank you again!
Cheers!
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