Turn it on after cuz its what auto installs drivers for new devices.
Hmm,
Have you updated your motherboard drivers? (not windows update or device manager)
How to in here: https://tiberiusmoon.github.io/Tibs-Guide-to-Windows-10/
Im seeing a lot of errors relating to devices on your system.
I updated my BIOS not too long ago, so already had the latest one.
Im talking about the chipset drivers, SATA controller drivers, LAN, sound etc.
Something weird is going on. All the drivers I download and extract, won't do anything when I dubbelclick on the AsusSetup.exe files.
2 worked, Chipset and sata. VGA got error, rest did not do anything. Maybe the one's that did not do anything I aldready had?
That should be fine, the chipset is the main one to focus on anyway.
Try restarting your PC as the chipset driver usually requires restarting when installed and may need to restart for the repairs to apply.
Just wanted to confirm about the DDU; did you use DDU in safe mode and did you disable device installation settings in windows?
Ok! I'll try play again tomorrow, see if it works. Thanks again!
Yes, did it in safe mode. I did not disable device installation but I disabled my Ethernet in device manager before the DDU install, I followed a youtube video.
Ahh, Check this out instead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8OLhUAPDq0
The Dev of DDU also commented on the video to show its validity and support. 🙂
Disabling fast boot and auto device installation settings are some key factors.
Interesting video! I'm going to try it again. Even Jay 2 cents failed, I don't even feel bad anymore lol.
But do I turn on the automatic installer after or is it unnecessary to have on?
Turn it on after cuz its what auto installs drivers for new devices.
Man I think it actually work now!!
This explains so much. I got a Rtx 3080 in September last year and since then all these small to big problems happened. I reinstalled my Windows several times but I had no idea I did the DDU install poorly. I did the DDU install just like a day ago but only but only by deactivating "Device installation settings" it all worked now.
Thank you so much for your help. I can't express how much I appreciate you taking the time to solved this for me.
Sum under if anyone else finds this:
1: -Download DDU -Download latest Nvidia driver for GPU.
2: Hold left control and click on restart. *restarting*
3: Advanced startup > safe mode (4)
4: In safe mode: Advanced system settings > system properties > Hardware > Device installation settings "Do you want to automatically download manufacturers' apps and custom icons available for your device?" [no (your device might not work as expected) " > save changes Still in safe mode install DDU.
5: PC restarts, now back in regular windows.
6: Installing my Nvidia driver from my download folder.
7: Installation complete, re activate "device installation settings"
Awesome! 🙌🥳
