Fix FPS drop on my laptop A315-55G-537A

kalvinjohnny

I played a game, it runs smoothly or long times until recently the game was freezes, not just the game but also the Windows Game Bar (Recording Window) freezes. I can't switch to another window by pressing alt tab it was literally frozen. So I decided to power off by holding powet button and turn back on. And then I started to play the game again I noticed fps fps  every like second... I don't know why. I reset the Windows 10 yesterday and today I test with different game. Still it's the same. I guess this is hardware problem.

Balu

Here are top 3 ways to fix FPS drops in games after Windows 10 update.

Method 1. Disable Game DVR to Fix FPS Drops after Windows 10 Update

To fix the FPS drops in games after Windows 10 update, you could try to turn off the Game DVR. Take these steps:

Step 1. Press Windows key + R to bring up the Run dialog.

Step 2. Type “regedit” in the text box and hit Enter.

Step 3. Navigate to the following path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PolicyManager\default\ApplicationManagement\AllowGameDVR

Step 4. Double-click the value and set the Value data to 0.

Step 5. Reboot your PC.

Method 2. Update Graphics Driver

In many cases, the FPS drops issue is related to the faulty graphics driver. You could go to the official site of your GPU to search for and download the right driver, such as AMD, Nvidiaand Intel.

Once you download and install the graphics driver, install it in compatibility mode. Do the following steps to fix the FPS drops in Windows 10 problem:

Step 1. Right click the driver installation file and click Properties.

Step 2. Click the Compatibility tab.

Step 3. Check the box next to Run this program in compatibility mode for.

Step 4. Click the drop-down menu and select a previous operating system, then click OK.

Step 5. Install your downloaded graphics driver on your Windows 10 PC.

Note: If you are afraid to download a wrong graphics driver by yourself and want to use an automatic driver update utility, Driver Talent is highly recommended.

Method 3. Reduce Hardware Acceleration to Fix FPS Drops in Games

Step 1. Press Windows key + X altogether and click Control Panel.

Step 2. Select View by Large Icons.

Step 3. In Large Icons View, click Display.

Step 4. In the left pane, click Change Display Settings.

Step 5. Click Advanced display settings.

Step 6. Click the Troubleshooting tab.

Note: If your GPU supports hardware acceleration, the Troubleshooting tab will be present.

Step 7. Move the Hardware Acceleration slider to Full.

Step 8. Click OK.

Step 9. Restart your PC.

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kalvinjohnny

Balu said:

Here are top 3 ways to fix FPS drops in games after Windows 10 update.

Method 1. Disable Game DVR to Fix FPS Drops after Windows 10 Update

To fix the FPS drops in games after Windows 10 update, you could try to turn off the Game DVR. Take these steps:

Step 1. Press Windows key + R to bring up the Run dialog.

Step 2. Type “regedit” in the text box and hit Enter.

Step 3. Navigate to the following path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\PolicyManager\default\ApplicationManagement\AllowGameDVR

Step 4. Double-click the value and set the Value data to 0.

Step 5. Reboot your PC.

Method 2. Update Graphics Driver

In many cases, the FPS drops issue is related to the faulty graphics driver. You could go to the official site of your GPU to search for and download the right driver, such as AMD, Nvidiaand Intel.

Once you download and install the graphics driver, install it in compatibility mode. Do the following steps to fix the FPS drops in Windows 10 problem:

Step 1. Right click the driver installation file and click Properties.

Step 2. Click the Compatibility tab.

Step 3. Check the box next to Run this program in compatibility mode for.

Step 4. Click the drop-down menu and select a previous operating system, then click OK.

Step 5. Install your downloaded graphics driver on your Windows 10 PC.

Note: If you are afraid to download a wrong graphics driver by yourself and want to use an automatic driver update utility, Driver Talent is highly recommended.

Method 3. Reduce Hardware Acceleration to Fix FPS Drops in Games

Step 1. Press Windows key + X altogether and click Control Panel.

Step 2. Select View by Large Icons.

Step 3. In Large Icons View, click Display.

Step 4. In the left pane, click Change Display Settings.

Step 5. Click Advanced display settings.

Step 6. Click the Troubleshooting tab.

Note: If your GPU supports hardware acceleration, the Troubleshooting tab will be present.

Step 7. Move the Hardware Acceleration slider to Full.

Step 8. Click OK.

Step 9. Restart your PC.

If you like the answer please click Accept.

Thanks for answering. I heard news that Windows 10 1903 uses high CPU usage. So I decided to switch to other operating system. This fixes the problem.