graphics drivers

How to Repair ‘Application has been Blocked from Accessing Graphics Hardware’ Issue on Windows 10

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You are playing your favorite game in Windows and suddenly get an error message “Application is blocked from accessing the graphics hardware”. The same error can occur when running other software on your computer. What is the cause of this problem and how to fix it? This error usually occurs when you have incompatible display drivers installed on your device. However, there are several other reasons for this problem, which we will discuss in more detail. So, let’s start without further ado. read more

How to Troubleshoot Windows 11 Mouse Lagging and Stuttering Problem

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The problem of mouse lag and stuttering is not new in Windows 11. All the stuttering and mouse delays that users have encountered in Windows are coming back to haunt them. If your mouse stutters or seems less responsive, don’t worry. We have some very simple tips to solve this problem.

Just follow the solutions listed here and your mouse will behave normally again as it did before the upgrade to Windows 11.

What causes Windows 11 mouse lag and stuttering? read more

How to Repair Start Menu Not Working on Windows 11 OS

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A common problem is that the Start menu in Windows 11 doesn’t work. There are many reasons, and they range from simple problems, such as a locked system process, to more complex problems, such as corrupted system files. We’ll look at all the possible causes and solutions in order, from the most promising and simple to the most profound. One is to help fix the Start menu in Windows 11.

Before proceeding with the following tips, save your work, as you will have to reboot Windows.

What causes the Start menu to not work?

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How to Repair ‘Can’t find the name of the Intel ICD OpenGL driver’ on Windows 10

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If you are running Windows and see the error message “Intel ICD OpenGL driver name cannot be found”, you are not alone. Many Windows users report this problem. But the good news is that you can easily solve this problem yourself by following these instructions.

This problem is mainly caused by an old version of your Intel video card driver. You can solve this problem by updating your video card driver.

What causes the “Intel ICD OpenGL driver name not found”?

  • In most cases, the problem occurs after the user has upgraded from an older version to Windows 10. In some cases, an incompatible Intel HD driver is installed during the upgrade, which causes this error.
  • This error can also occur if you try to open an application designed to run on 32-bit systems on a 64-bit computer. The same is true in the opposite case, although it is much less likely.

How to eliminate the “Intel ICD OpenGL driver name not found” message?

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How to Troubleshoot ‘Input Signal Out of Range’ on Windows 10 PC

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Setting up your computer for smooth operation and maximum optimization is no easy task, especially if you want to set the correct graphics and video properties. These settings are usually in the default state, but when you try to change these settings a little bit, many errors can occur.

One of the most common errors associated with this topic is the “input out of range” error, which occurs in every version of the Windows operating system. Fortunately, this problem can be solved quite easily by using one of the methods below. read more

How to Repair Geforce Experience Error Code 0x0003 in Windows 10

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If you try to open GeForce Experience in Windows, but it fails and you see an error message :

Something has gone wrong. Try rebooting your computer, then restart GeForce Experience. ERROR CODE: 0x0003

We have seen many Windows users report this error as well. Moreover, you can probably fix it yourself. Here are some very effective solutions you can try. You don’t have to try them all; just browse through the list until you find a solution that works for you.

What is causing the Geforce Experience error code 0x0003?

  • Problem with the network adapter
  • A corrupted Windows update
  • Defective Nvidia driver
  • Nvidia services are not working

How can I fix the Geforce Experience error code 0x0003?

Reinstall Nvidia components

  1. You can press Windows + R to open “Run” and type CPL to open the “Programs and Features” window.
  2. Find all the Nvidia programs in this window, right-click on any of them and select Uninstall.
  3. Restart your computer and download the GeForce Experience again. This will also automatically download and install the latest version of the missing drivers.
  4. Once the download process is complete, you can restart your computer and see if the GeForce Experience error code 0x0003 has disappeared.

Forced Restart of Nvidia Services

  1. Press Windows + R, type MSC and press Enter to open the Windows Services application.
  2. Find all the Nvidia services in the Services window, right-click on one of them and select Restart to restart the Nvidia service.
  3. If some Nvidia services are not running, you can right-click them and select Start to start them.

Update the Nvidia graphics drivers to the latest version

  1. You can open the Windows 10 Device Manager. Just press Windows + X and select Device Manager to open it.
  2. Expand Display Adapters and right-click on your Nvidia graphics card, then select Update Driver to update it to the latest version.

Allow the Nvidia telemetry service to communicate with the desktop

  1. Press Windows + R, type MSC, and press Enter to open the Windows Services application.
  2. Then find the Nvidia Telemetry container and, by right-clicking on it, select Properties.
  3. Click the Connection tab and make sure that the Allow service to interact with the desktop checkbox is selected.
  4. Click the Apply button.

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