Victor151

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  • The Nvidia graphics card is working again! Thank you guys for your help and your focus on drivers. I first deleted the Intel graphics driver that seemed to be malfunctioning. After restarting, Windows sent me to the Intel site for a replacement driver, but Intel's updating software told me that I need to install an Acer…
  • Thank you for the detailed reply and links! Yes, fortnite tries to run on Intel graphics, which of course is a disaster. While I was waiting for a response I went ahead and started update of Windows to version 2004 to see if that fixed anything. Once that's done I'll see if problem remains and will then update both…
  • Thanks Aphanic,Here are the screen shots you suggested. Does this tell you anything? I see that the intel graphics are not working for some reason. It was working before. I've added that too in case it's helpful.
  • Thanks JackE. I did as you suggested, deleted Nvidia driver and restarted Windows. The Nvidia graphics card still is not being used by Acer. Went to Intel site and used their download to see if any Intel drivers needed to be updated. Updated a few unrelated drivers. Intel software shows Nvidia card as present and connected…
  • JackE, Thanks for replying. Yes it does have Nvidia graphics card. Full model # is Acer Aspire E 15 E5-576G-5762 Do you have any advice? I have heard that there were problems caused by a Windows update that rendered the graphics card useless. Weird that Aspire or Nvidia wouldnt address this. Any links to solutions would be…
  • My Acer Aspire E 15 E5-576G-5762 also does not seem to use the Nvidia MX150 graphics card and therefore is not able to play fortnite. This is a pretty major failure as the graphic card is simply not being used at all. Only the built-in intel graphics is working. Why isnt there a fix for this somewhere here, or on the Acer…
  • Following up on this UNanswered question, the Acer laptop still does not work with Fortnite. It gets a pathetic 1 or 2 frames per second. If charged fully to 100% AND plugged in, it get 6 fps. The computer shows that the CPU is 100% occupied by game, but GPU is 0% (this info from Windows game bar "Win+g"). In other words…
  • I'm having similar problems with this same laptop. Got it for my son to play fortnite because it has a dedicated graphic card. However the game uses up a fully-charged battery in about 1hr and 15min. Then he plugs it in and the game slows down and becomes less responsive. There is no good reason for this to be happening…
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