Follow these suggestions to fix the “No AMD graphics driver is installed” error on your Windows 11/10 computer. First, press the Ctrl + Win + Shift + B keys to ...

NVIDIA released a 'Game Ready' GPU driver earlier this week, optimized for Diablo IV, which coincided with the game's early access release. Unfortunately, it also introduced a screen flickering issue ...

The big day is here. We're of course talking about the release of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the relatively short-awaited sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Unfortunately, it's release on PC is ...

Whether you're using an older card or have one of the best graphics cards available, having the latest graphics drivers installed is important, and for most Nvidia GPU owners, that means Nvidia's ...

Nvidia has released a hotfix driver to sorted out its CPU usage issue, but AMD is simply baking in a workaround to its more catastrophic bug. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn ...

Use the following fixes if your system has no sound after installing or updating the NVIDIA drivers in Windows 11/10: Updating the graphics card driver may have altered the audio settings in the BIOS.

Windows 11 can feel sluggish long before your hardware is truly outdated, especially if its power profile, drivers and graphics settings are working against you. With a handful of targeted tweaks, I ...

Windows 11 has a reputation for forcing certain things on users, such as putting the deleted icon for its Edge browser back on the desktop after an update. Of course, some updates it pushes out are ...

Do a fresh install of Windows and make sure everything is updated (BIOS, chipset drivers, etc.). If you have another computer available, you could try installing the GPU in that computer to see if it ...

Facepalm: Intel Arc represents a fresh GPU brand that Intel is aiming to position as a formidable competitor to Nvidia and AMD. While the performance might not be on par just yet, Intel's software is ...

Take it back out and see how it goes? If it works, go into the BIOS and make sure it is set to allow 'auto' or 'detect' graphics output method. It might still use the onboard output. You could try ...