I have the problem on my F1 25

Hello EA_Garrus​  i just follow your advice to do with my NVIDIA app. i installed it again and just like your image, after that, should i press the green button on the upper right corner (which means install) and click continue?  

These are three file when i click in the HardwareSettings, should i delete all?

What I don't understand is why I didn't do anything except update the windows, but the game had problems the next day?

Hello u9t9btez6unq​ which files are you referring to? Could you please send a screenshot?

If you are referring to HardwareSettings .xml files, then you can delete them!

The issue with the drivers shouldn't really happen, so I would really try to uninstall the NVIDIA app and install it again.
Once that is done, you may use the Nvidia app to perform a clean install of the drivers.
It looks like the screenshot below:

Some options might not be there, but "Clean Installation" should be! 

Keep us posted!

Hi EA_Garrus​, I have downloaded Nvidia's GPU Drivers before, however ,when i download the latest "GeForce Game Ready"GPU Drivers, it says "There's a problem with the NVIDIA app. Restart the app. If this doesn't resolve the issue, try reinstalling the NVIDIA app and restarting your computer." than i close the it, it shows "installed"  i don't no if i do it right

And i can't find F1 25 on "Graphics" there. but my other games are there, and it shows "window decided"

my laptop's gpu setting is on "computer automatic decided" . i have changed to use "independence gpu" but doesn't changed.

i just see there files and all have Edge's icon, should i delete all?

thanks.

Hey u9t9btez6unq​, it sounds to me that there might be a problem with your graphics drivers or that your Laptop is not using the dedicated GPU.

Some things to check:
- Perform a clean install of your GPU Drivers (Usually Nvidia or AMD). Just download the drivers from their website, click the "Custom installation" method when installing, and look for a clean install option!

- Go to Windows Settings -> Display -> Graphics. Scroll down the list or look for F1 25, then click on it. On GPU Preference, select "High Performance".

- When playing games, make sure that your PC power settings are on "Performance" mode. Some laptops may also have a Gaming Mode, turn that on if available!

If nothing seems to be working, try going to C:\Users\USERID\Documents\My Games\F1 25\hardwaresettings and delete both .xml files. Then restart your PC before loading up F1® 25.

Should you need more help, I'll leave our F1® 25 PC Troubleshooting Guide!

Keep us updated!