@GAMING6698
so..... bluetooth device is all work totally fine. the thing is the jack audio 3.5mm the device when plugged the i still got notification for plugging the device but the device still not connected to the system so it mean the jack audio work totally fine, if i guess the problem is from the headphone realtek driver but even if i reinstall the driver or do anything it still all the same

I really like to play games on PC's. Last month i tried to install Grand Thief 5. In the beginning it was working fine but when enter the main game then it start lagging.

Any idea how to solve that!!!

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3. hey man i have some problems why optimizer have virus trojan and malware i just scanned it in virustotal
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GAMING6698 said:

@SierraR
Thermal throttling start at 89°C Celsius so it's not good.

solutions-
1)Fps cap 
Capping fps to lower like 30, 45 ,50, 60 can greatly lower cpu temperature and keep cool
(Cap you fps through Nvidia software or use RTSS)

2)Prop the laptop up with books around the sides to reduce heat

Grab stack of 2-4 books that are equally thick. Slide the spine of a book 2–3 inches (5.1–7.6 cm) under the right side of the laptop. Do the same on the left side of the laptop.


[You can also Buy good cooling pad in which stands are inbuilt, its better than books]

3)Sometime room temperatures are also high cause laptops to overheat easily 

Thank you for your advice! I already used a cooling pad, maybe I will try lowering FPS.

GAMING6698 said:

@Sierra511
Just make sure you are using  cooling pad with stands (Height Adjustment)

Thanks for reminding me! My cooling pad is adjustable with 3-heights. 2-fans with slow fan speed (2000-3000 rpm) is the only problem.

Very useful guide and is the most comprehensive guide I have come across that has actually worked to solve stuttering issues.

I only needed to follow Steps 2,3,4,6,10 & 11 & also simply restored my Nvidia control panel to default (did not need to change any settings) and was enough to see a performance gain and had minimal stuttering in games. Tested games on my very budget low end laptop Aspire 5 - A515-55G with 8GB RAM and GeForce MX350: Farcry 5 on low settings @900P, WRC 10 in medium settings @720P. Both are intensive heavy demanding games and my laptop was able to handle with some minimal stutter, not super smooth FPS but the steps meant that I could have an enjoyable experience. I could finally drive to the end of the level in WRC 10 whereas before applying these changes, the stuttering was so bad I had to abandon the game. I found with my Acer Aspire 5- A515 better cooling = better performance so I would recommend also getting a quality laptop cooling pad to keep performance even more consistent.

Had Farcry 5 installed on SSD and WRC10 on eSSD USB 3.0. Will see what other games will perform well.

Overall super work by the poster @GAMING6698. Thank you for your help!

Hello, I followed the old tutorial (where I had to mess around with the privacy settings, etc.) Should I use that restore point that I made, or just factory reset, or any "reset" that is more effective? So that I can follow this guide again.

Did the first one on Win 10, now I am on Win 11.

PS. I havent seen any issues with my last optimization except a sort of glitch/error where I experience slowed (more like laggy) animation whether Im browsing or gaming paired with a loud screeching sound. Other than that no noticeable errors I have experienced.