… Right-click the Start button and open "Device Manager," then expand "Display Adapters," right-click your GPU, and select "Update Driver." If that doesn't work, right-click it and choose "Uninstall Device." After that, download the latest drivers directly from the manufacturer's website and install … …
… To do this, open Device Manager, expand "Display Adapters," right-click your graphics device, select "Update Driver," and follow the on-screen instructions. …
… 9 Right-click the Start button and open "Device Manager," then expand "Display Adapters." Right-click your graphics driver and select "Update Driver," then choose "Search Automatically for Drivers." To reinstall the driver, right-click it again and select "Uninstall Device." Restart your PC afterwa… …
… To check this, open Device Manager, expand "Display Adapters," right-click your dedicated GPU, and select "Update Driver." Then choose "Search automatically for drivers." 9 If that doesn't resolve the issue, right-click the same device again and select "Uninstall Device." Then, download the latest … …
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… While this means your device doesn't have a fingerprint reader or the sensor is faulty, other issues - such as a disabled biometric service, corrupted drivers, or a user-specific problem - could also be causing it. …
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… To do that, connect the same working device to another port on your PC. If the device works on the other ports, but not a particular one, that port could be damaged. To confirm your suspicion, connect a different device, and if the port is faulty, that device won't work either. …
… If Ethernet is slow on both devices, you should focus on hardware fixes or router-related adjustments. If the issue only occurs on one device, it's likely device-specific and may require software-related fixes. …