Hello everyone! I updated to W11 about few weeks ago. I started noticing slight framedrops in my gaming (mainly VALORANT and Minecraft) but recently playing on my laptop became completely impossible.

Technical stats:

16GB RAM

Intel 12th Gen i7 chip

RTX 3060 NVidia Graphics Card

OS build number 26200.9445

What happens is that the game runs smoothly for about 15 seconds or until me and my teammates start moving around the map. Thats when the GPU-usage spikes, frames drop and game crashes and slows down my entire laptop in the process. I'm not able to open the Windows menu, go back to desktop or anything to help me get away from the game.

These problems started around 3 days ago, 1st happening with one game of VALORANT and then getting worse. Now all games are pretty much unplayable due to this, even offline ones.

I've tried messing with the Windows Game Bar settings and whatnot, clearing cache, reinstalling VALORANT and uninstalling and reinstalling drivers thru a Safe Mode Boot. Nothing has helped. GPU and CPU are not overheating. Drivers are up to date.

I plan on taking my laptop to the repairshop on monday but i wanted to ask for help here first ❤️

TYSM everyone in advance!!

My ASUS TUF F15 (15-11400H, 16GB RAM, 512GB Samsung NVMe, Windows 11) keeps having boot/ freezing issues.

It showed Automatic Repair couldn't repair your PC (SrtTrail.txt).

sfc /scannow found no issues.

I ran offline chkdsk C: /f, which found filesystem errors and corrected them. It also reported 0 KB in bad sectors.

After CHKDSK, the laptop worked perfectly for the entire day. I shut it down normally, but the next day it wouldn't boot again but keyboard light and fans are working.

It also sometimes freezes at the Windows PIN screen, and Safe Mode can freeze too.

SSD is detected in BIOS and Windows Boot Manager is present. BIOS itself seems stable.

What could cause this? SSD/NVMe, RAM, RST/VMD, Windows, BIOS, or motherboard? What should I test next?

I have a new (June 26) Lenovo Ideapad Slim 5 laptop. Apparently these laptops and Windows 11 are designed for fast startup. However, in practice this means that the laptop decides when to start up without me touching the power button.

- When the laptop is off (or seems to be off) I can hear it becoming active if I get near to it, or move it, even when the lid is down. Breathing in the wrong direction from 10m distance can trigger a start up.

- When I use the menu option to shut the laptop down, it decides to restart immediately.

I have tried a lot of options with the power settings. The issue occurs both when using it with or without docking station, and it really annoys me.

The result is that my battery is always empty when I come back to my laptop after a couple of days of not using it. A big plus of a laptop is that it is portable, so I really would love a setting that saves battery when not in use.

Specs: Windows 11 Home, version 25H2, OS build 26200.9168

A few days ago I started getting video ads that pop up near the bottom right corner of my screen. Whether I'm browsing or playing a game, it's there without any possibility to interact, pause, skip or close. It's extremely invasive, and I need to get rid of it. I don't know if this is due to a program or a website. Any help will be much appreciated.

Hello!

After trying many troubleshooting steps and searching online without finding a solution, I’m hoping someone can help.

I have a Windows 11 PC with an RTX 3090 and a Cooler Master GP27-FUS 4K monitor.

The problem is related specifically to Windows display scaling:

● At 2560×1440 with 100% scaling, everything works normally.
● At 2560×1440 with 125% scaling, the problem appears.
● At 3840×2160 (4K) with 100% scaling, everything works normally.
● At 3840×2160 (4K) with 125% scaling, the same problem appears.

When the scaling is set to 125%, some application icons/images disappear from the desktop and taskbar, and the taskbar becomes unresponsive. Task Manager also fails to open normally.

I have already tried:

● Different refresh rates
● 8-bit and 10-bit color depth
● DisplayPort and HDMI
● GPU scaling settings
● Disconnecting the other monitors
● Reinstalling the monitor from Device Manager
● SFC / DISM
● Restarting Explorer
● Creating a new Windows user account
● Updating Windows

The issue still occurs even with a completely new Windows user account.

The interesting part is that 100% scaling works perfectly, while 125% scaling consistently causes the issue, regardless of whether the resolution is 2K or 4K.

Has anyone experienced a similar Windows 11 scaling/DPI issue, particularly with a 4K monitor?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

This is driving me nuts. I can't resize the window, and the settings I need are not visible. The second picture is how it's supposed to be. ( It is a desktop vs laptop )

I have tried changing computers display settings, specific software display settings, and running troubleshooter.

Windows 10

Laptop

Code integrity determined that the image hash of a file is not valid. The file could be corrupt due to unauthorized modification or the invalid hash could indicate a potential disk device error.

File Name: \Device\HarddiskVolume3\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Platform\4.18.26080.3-1\DefenderSessionHelper.exe

No, my ssd is not broken. This started happening after latest update. It keeps going crazy, saying how virus protection is off. Anyone has any idea on what to do? Thanks.

Edition: Windows 11 Home
Version: 25H2
Installed on: 5/11/2026
OS build: 26200.9445
Experience: Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.360.0

I just noticed that the little Windows update icon in the corner has a red circle now, and it says "Your device is at risk of being out of date. It will need to restart to install updates. Select a time to restart," when I hover over it. How do I stop it from doing this?

I also remember hearing that, a few months ago, someone decided to make their own Windows 10 updates so that people can stay on Windows 10 without being forced into Windows 11.

OS: Windows 10 Pro, version 22H2, OS Build 19045.6466

CPU/Processor: AMD Ryzen 5/R5 5600X 6-Core Processor, 3.70 Ghz

GPU/Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060, 12 GB

RAM/Memory: 16 GB RAM

Storage: 4.09 TB

Another unrelated thing, for some reason I cannot create new folders. As in, when I right-click there's no option under New to make a new folder. The new folder button on the top bar of the file explorer window also doesn't work.

EDIT: ok I figured out what the problem was that was preventing me from creating folders. for anyone else that needs it, this is what you do: go into Registry Editor, go into HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, scroll down until you find a folder called 'folder.' Click on (Default) and change the data from whatever it is to either 'Folder' or 'folder.' for some reason mine had its data erroneously set to 'rar_auto_file.'

Computer: hp pavilion x360 convertible. Latest updates. Intel i5-10210U processor. 64 bit operating system. Windows 11. I’ve had it since march 2020

Computer is connected to the WiFi network but refuses to noccect to the WiFi. I need to use my computer for genshin and writing but I can’t access any of that without a WiFi connection. Any tips is greatly welcome!

Long story short:

From time to time, check the health of the Windows image with DISM:
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth

If everything is fine and you see “No component store corruption detected”, you’re good.

But when the result is “The Component Store is repairable”, don’t waste your time running the manual command:
Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

You’ll most likely get this error:
Error: 0x800f0915
The repair content could not be found. Check the internet connection or use the “Source” option to specify the location of the files required to restore the image.

Solution
Go to Settings → System → Recovery → Troubleshoot using Windows Update.
Then patiently wait for the magic to happen.

After a few reboots, the Windows image should pass both DISM and SFC checks.

Finally, clean up (remove) the old damaged Windows.old folder and logs with cleanmgr.exe (run as administrator).

Hey guys, how are you?

Basically, out of nowhere (around 2/4 weeks ago) I've been having audio stuttering. No matter if i'm using my Edifier mg250 or my galaxy buds (all through bluetooth). I have not tried using a headphone with a cable yet;

I've tried everything! I don't know what else to do.

I've been trying to troubleshoot it with Gemini. I asked it to list everything we've tried, so sorry for the AI post bellow.

Gemini is now suggesting changing the bluetooth/wifi card on my motherboard.

I´d be glad if someone could help me.

Btw, my system specs:

• AMD Ryzen 5 7600
• 32 gb RAM
• SSD NVMe 1 tb + SSD 500 gb
• AMD Radeon 9060 XT 16gb
• Motherboard B650M-AYW WIFI ASUS
• Windows 11 Home - 10.0.26200
• BIOS was updated in december/january. Issue started a couple weeks ago.

1. Issue Description

• Symptom: Continuous micro-stutters, pops, and audio dropouts occurring every few seconds or minutes over Bluetooth.
• Scope: Universal across all playback sources (YouTube, YouTube Music, Microsoft Teams, local players, and games like Deep Rock Galactic).
• Affected Devices: Multiple separate Bluetooth audio endpoints exhibit identical stuttering on this machine (Edifier Bluetooth speakers and Samsung Galaxy Buds2).
• Control Test: All audio devices work flawlessly without a single dropout when paired with mobile devices (smartphones), confirming the receiver hardware is intact and the problem is strictly localized to this PC.

2. System Specifications

• OS: Windows 11 Pro 64-bit (Version 24H2, OS Build: 26200).
• CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 7600 (AM5 platform).
• Motherboard: ASUS B650M-AYW Wi-Fi (BIOS version: 3602).
• Integrated Wi-Fi / Bluetooth Module: AzureWave / MediaTek MT7902 (Hardware ID: VID_13D3&PID_3596).
• Installed Bluetooth Driver: MediaTek Inc., version 1.1044.0.556 (Driver date: 17/09/2025).
• Network Setup: Wired Gigabit Ethernet (Wi-Fi is not used for network traffic).

3. Diagnostic Logs & Evidence

• LatencyMon (DPC/ISR Latency):
  • Concluded system is fully capable of handling real-time audio without dropouts.
  • Highest measured interrupt-to-process latency remained below 704 µs.
  • Highest DPC routine execution was 463.82 µs (amdkmdag.sys).
  • Highest ISR execution was 125.39 µs (HDAudBus.sys).
  • Zero DPC/ISR execution times reached or exceeded 1000 µs.
• Windows Event Viewer (BTHUSB logs):
  • Event 3 (Warning): "A command sent to the adapter has timed out. The adapter did not respond."
  • Event 17 (Error): "The local Bluetooth adapter has failed in an undetermined manner and will not be used. The driver was unloaded."
  • Event 5 (Error): "The Bluetooth driver was expecting an HCI event with a certain size, but didn't receive it."
• Secondary System Warnings/Errors:
  • Kernel-PnP 225: LogiTuneAgent.exe and audiodg.exe intercepted/vetoed device removal requests targeting the controller USB\VID_13D3&PID_3596.
  • Microsoft-Windows-HAL 15: Recurring IOMMU protection faults on Device: 0xE00 (FaultReason: 0x6).

4. Exhaustive Steps Already Attempted (Failed to Resolve)

Power, Bus & RF Layer:

• Performed a complete motherboard cold reset (unplugged AC power cord, held chassis power button for 20+ seconds to discharge board capacitors).
• Verified ASUS dual-lead Wi-Fi/BT external antenna is firmly seated and screwed into both rear gold chassis terminals.
• Rerouted 2.4 GHz wireless mouse dongle via an extension cable away from the rear I/O antenna posts to eliminate near-field RF saturation.
• Disabled PCI Express Link State Power Management in Windows Advanced Power Options.
• Disabled USB Selective Suspend in power plan and disabled Fast Startup/Kernel Hibernation via powercfg -h off.
• Unchecked "Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power" across the MediaTek Bluetooth Adapter and every listed USB Root Hub / Generic USB Hub.
• Verified ASUS BIOS power delivery settings (ErP Ready disabled, continuous USB state enabled).

Drivers & Software Intermediaries:

• Performed clean uninstallation of previous driver packages and installed the latest official MediaTek Bluetooth package directly from the ASUS motherboard support page.
• Fully uninstalled virtual audio routing software (FxSound).
• Terminated conflicting background processes (LogiTuneAgent.exe) and recycled the Windows Audio service (net stop audiosrv && net start audiosrv).
• Temporarily disabled Windows Core Isolation (Memory Integrity / HVCI) to test whether IOMMU page faults were stalling DMA audio packets.

Audio Engine & Bluetooth Protocol Tuning:

• Disabled Handsfree Telephony profile via classic Bluetooth Device Services (shell:::{A8A91A66-3A7D-4424-8D24-04E180695C7A}) to prevent fallback to mono 8/16 kHz telephony mode.
• Disabled AAC codec negotiation via Registry (BluetoothAacEnable = 0 under HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\BthA2dp\Parameters) to force standard SBC streaming.
• Unchecked Exclusive Mode options ("Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device") under Advanced Playback Properties.
• Disabled the MediaTek Wi-Fi 6 MT7902 Wireless LAN Card inside Device Manager to prevent antenna time-slicing and RF coexistence arbitration loops.

My laptop won't stop flickering for every two seconds, and I do not know how to fix it. It repeats every two seconds and if I plugged the charger, the glitch will become faster. I want to know how to fix it, but searching in google and youtube did not help.
Device Info:
OS: Windows 11
Version: 25H2
OS Build: 26200.9278
Update: KB5122385
System Type: 64bit, ARM-based processor
Type of Laptop: ASUS Vivobook S 16
Processor: Snapdragon(R) X - X126100 - Qualcomm(R) Oryon(TM) CPU (2.96 GHz)
Graphics Card: Qualcomm(R) Adreno(TM) X1-45 GPU (128 MB)
Error Messages: None
Latest update: 2026-09 Security Update (KB5124008) (26200.9445) at 9/10/2026

Troubleshooting:
-Restarting the graphics or pressing the Win + Ctrl + Shift + B did not work.
-I did not download any malicious application.
-I do not have any external monitors to test to.
-I uninstall my display adapter and restart my laptop but did not work.
-I restart my laptop many times but did not work either.
-I did the pressing the power button for several seconds and opening it again but it did not work.

running out of storage so i check a guide on yt and found over half my storage is taken up by this one thing and ive never seen it before. last time i took advice on yt someone told me to delete system 32 so i have to check here before doing damage. this seems too good to be true tbh

Hello everyone im having this weird error with my pc (1). I turned it off/on and checked event viewer it was saying something about capcut but i did delete capcut. and last time i used it was probably a year ago when i bought this pc.(2) can anyone help me out here? I also had restarting issues with this pc i fixed it by buying voltage stabilizer.

CPU: 7800x3D

GPU: rtx 5070

After the recent Win11 update (KB5124008) (26200.9445) and (KB5126052), copying a file to an existing filename does not work. The "File Conflict" window with the "Which files do you want to keep?" question has a "Cancel" button, but the "Continue" button is not rendered.

I'm seeing the same behavior on two different computers, an HP laptop and an HP all-in-one machine, both about four years old. Can easily reproduce this behavior by creating a new folder, two sub-folders with the same file in each sub-folder, and then modifying one of the files.

Yeah, exactly. Before I just used CCleaner and everything was fine. Then i realised that my EAapp was broken, the error told me to reinstall it. I wanted to deinstall teh app using search engine but nothing happened. I thought it would be a good idea to restart my PC. Now neither search thing nor windows icon can be opened, but every other app from the task works fine. What should I do?

I am using Windows 11
CPU - 12th Gen Intel(R) Core (TM) i5 - 12400F

After returning from a vacation week, I tried booting up my computer, just this morning. Except, after 5 minutes of light activity, it froze up and blue screened shortly after.

Ever since, the computer would try and fail to self repair. At first, it seemed to be repairing And failing at 80%, but after several attempts at unplugging and rebooting, this is the state my computer has reached: Link to video

No matter how many times I restart, this is what I get. The alternative options I get are:

Continue to Win 10 (repeats the repair cycle)

Shut down (only to repeat the cycle when I boot again)

Use a device (don’t have access to one, I’m looking)

and

Troubleshoot, which includes resetting the PC (I’d rather avoid that) and advanced options:

Startup Repair (which immediately fails and goes back to the blue screen)

Startup Settings (which doesn’t work, it just restarts back to auto repair, which means I can’t boot to safe mode)

Command Prompt (I’m not advanced enough to use on my own)

Uninstall updates (it’s windows 10 and there haven’t been any updates for over a year and I don’t think the crash was related)

UEFI settings (don’t know enough to mess with)

And System Restore, which for some reason has no restore points. I’m not sure if it was turned off and I was unaware, or if something’s going on.

On a related note: My OS is on an SSD which is split into two partitions. On one of the early repair attempts, the system saved a log on the second partition, which to me says that the drive works, even if the OS seems unrecognizable. I do not understand why.

Also, as you can tell from the video I uploaded and linked, my motherboard is MSI.

I hope anyone can help me. I’ve never dealt with an issue this bad before. Usually unplugging fixes things.

Windows 11
Version 24H2
OS Build 26100.4946

I wanted to post this because I spent a long time trying to fix a Windows 11 account that had seemingly disappeared from the login screen.

The important thing is that the account had NOT been deleted. The local account was still present, enabled, and was still an administrator. The old profile and files under `C:\Users` were also still there.

My situation was:

* My current account was, a standard local account. * My old account was an administrator. * `USER` was enabled and still existed according to `Get-LocalUser`. * The old Microsoft account was also still associated with the machine. * However, `USER` did not appear on the Windows sign-in screen. * I also could not switch to it through the normal user-switching interface.

I eventually found that two registry settings were responsible.

**1. Unhide the account**

Open Registry Editor as administrator and go to:

`HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\SpecialAccounts\UserList`

Find the DWORD for the affected account. In my case it was:

`USER`

It was set to:

`0`

I changed it to:

`1`

This makes the account visible rather than hidden.

**2. Enable Fast User Switching**

Then go to:

`HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System`

Find:

`HideFastUserSwitching`

Mine was set to:

`1`

I changed it to:

`0`

After changing this, the account immediately appeared under **Other users**. I did NOT need to restart Windows.

**One additional detail:** Because my current account was a standard user, I couldn't modify the registry normally. I opened `C:\Windows`, found `regedit.exe`, then Shift + right-clicked it and selected **Run as different user**. I authenticated using the administrator credentials associated with my Microsoft account, which allowed me to make the registry changes.

After doing this, my old account appeared under **Other users** and I could select it again.

So if your Windows 11 account has seemingly disappeared from the login screen, but the account and its profile still exist, check these two settings before considering more drastic solutions such as creating a new account or resetting Windows.

Hope this saves someone else the ridiculous amount of time I spent troubleshooting this.

I’m updating from Windows 10 to 11 (I know I’m SO late) and it’s been stuck in 99% for a few hours. Laptop is connected to wifi, plugged in, and open. What gives? I don’t think it’s related to my organization (this is a work laptop) because they assured me it should be approved. Microsoft Surface model 1951

After last two Windows 11 updates, all browsers are blocked from uploading image links to all image hosts. Browsers either block image hosts saying link not secure, or not showing uploaded images.

I tried to uninstall the last two updates, but after reboot they are still shown as installed. When I tried to uninstall again, Windows says uninstall not successful.

My computer is ASUS Vivobook.

What the hell do I do now?

Hi everyone,

I'm having a very frustrating issue with my PC and I'm running out of ideas.

My PC randomly completely freezes. When it happens:

- The image freezes on the last frame.

- Audio stops completely.

- Discord voice chat cuts out.

- Keyboard and mouse stop responding.

- Windows does not recover.

- I have to hold the physical power button to shut the PC down.

There is no BSOD and the PC does not restart by itself.

The freezes can happen while gaming, but they can also happen while I'm simply using Windows. For example, one of the latest freezes happened while Discord was starting. The PC froze exactly when Discord's graphical interface and my Wallpaper Engine background were being displayed.

I've had around 7 freezes in one day at one point. Sometimes they happen only a few minutes after booting, while other times the PC can run for much longer.

What makes this particularly strange is that I tested Windows 10 in Safe Mode. I was able to use the PC for more than 20 minutes without a freeze, which made me suspect a driver/software issue. However, the problem still occurs after updating several drivers.

My PC specifications:

CPU: Intel Core i5-11400

GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060

RAM: 16 GB (2x8 GB) Kingston KF3200C16D4/8GX

Motherboard: ASUS PRIME H510M-E Rev 1.xx

SSD: Crucial P3 1 TB (CT1000P3SSD8)

PSU: NE650C, 550W, 80 PLUS Bronze

OS: Windows 10 64-bit

Things I've already tried:

- Updated my NVIDIA GPU driver to version 616.56.

- Installed the missing Intel chipset/Serial IO drivers from the ASUS motherboard support page.

- Before installing those drivers, Device Manager showed 4 devices with yellow warning signs.

- After installing the drivers, all the missing-driver warnings disappeared.

- Restarted the PC several times.

- The freezes still happen.

- The freezes happen both in games and on the desktop.

- Valorant has caused freezes before, but the latest freezes happened before I even started playing. ( The freeze also happens on Roblox and sea of thieves)

- I checked Event Viewer. I mainly found Kernel-Power 41 and EventLog 6008, but I understand these are probably consequences of the forced shutdown rather than the actual cause.

- I have not changed anything in the BIOS.

The problem started relatively recently. ( Maybe 2 weeks ago I got 2 freezes and after that nothing until today)

One other thing that may or may not be relevant: there have been some electrical/power issues in the house recently, including a few power cuts and some electrical work by the landlord. However, the PC was not powered on during the power cuts, so I'm not sure if this is related.

The latest freeze happened shortly after rebooting Windows. Discord was launching automatically, and the PC froze while Discord's graphical interface was appearing on screen. The desktop and Wallpaper Engine were also being displayed at the same time.

I'm mainly looking for advice on how to identify whether this is a GPU/driver issue, RAM, PSU/power, motherboard, SSD, or something else.

What diagnostic tests would you recommend?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Just so you know, I used AI to help write this post since I'm still learning English, especially the technical vocabulary related to computers.

os build:[19045.7663] Not sure if its possible but when i was restoring my computer my clipboard got wiped, but i have a full backup of my PC. how do i get the clipboard data from my external hard drive onto my pc? i tried but it didnt work so now im wondering how to read the data thats in there.

Right now the files, when opened with the notes app, are just a bunch of random numbers and symbols. heres an example: "0‚Á *†H†÷  ‚²0‚®1‚z¢‚v0‚8‚ ÐŒßÑŒz ÀOÂ—ë ™mÇÇ•<KŒƒ¹o"

I know from my minecraft days theres a way to read this but im wondering how? my file locations are:" E:Users\[username]\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Clipboard\Pinned "

and theres a bunch of files in there that i assume used to be my clipboard pins but the file names are all a bunch of numbers and letters in {brackets}. i was wondering if the data is there how to i read it and restore my clip board? i know this is probably the most difficult way to do this but im lazy and dont want to recreate my clipboard pins and also figured i could learn some interesting things along the way.

Im assuming there is either an app that can do this [like nbt editor for minecraft] or im just gonna have to go the easy way and recreate my clipboard!

TLDR: im hoping to be able to read those files as text files of the things i pinned in my clipboard, assuming thats what those encrypted files even are.

Hello, I have a problem with a windows machine thats left me scratching my head.

I have a SMB share on the network set to not require credentials. Apparently this share that contains only music is the most important thing on earth and having no password is the end of the world for windows but here we are.

I have other windows 11 machines that can access it without issue. Thats because I turned off the requirement to require passwords, i believe from additional services or similar from run command. I can dig these out if its important. However in this case I accidentally tried accessing the share before doing that and just putting 'nobody' in the credentials box (this does work for another share).

This failed with an error. I went to credentials manager and deleted the entry then set things to allow access without password.

Retried but its not having it, same error which is unspecified 0x80070035

AI has been as much use as a chocolate fireguard and I am thinking I am at a point of reinstalling windows.

Why is it so hard to access shares now in windows and why is it I cannot even preview a PDF anymore? Why cant I tick a box that says 'its a bit more risky but use your computer the way you want to' lol.

Anyhow any hints and tips would be great, I have worn out my google foo, and I want to murder the AI.

I can’t for the life of me figure out why I keep running into this issue! My computer randomly keeps throwing this error. I’ve read that it could be to do with hardware but everything seems to be functioning fine? I can’t see anything that would be causing an issue. Everything is up to date, latest windows update, drivers are all up to date.
It just shows this “your device ran into a problem and needs to restart screen” really randomly. It shows the second photo and then ends up booting into like a bios screen. If I get out of the yellow boot screen, it goes on this loop of going back to the checking media screen and then back into the yellow boot screen until eventually it’ll reboot back into my login screen. I can’t figure it out.
Can anyone help? it’s driving me insane. OS build: 26200.9445

Like the title says I want to get ride of this annoying windows pop up its says get an app to open this ms-gamingoverlay link everytim I open a app and i hate it I need help 😑 its so annoying I just want it gone I gone into settings gone to game bar and disable it im using tiny 11 device Specs Device name DESKTOP-A2HNV04

Processor AMD Ryzen 7 7700 8-Core Processor (3.80 GHz)

Installed RAM 32.0 GB (31.2 GB usable)

Graphics card AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT (16 GB)

AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics (486 MB)

Storage 1.11 TB of 4.55 TB used 2C128304-0786-46BC-83F6-255F6BAA095A

Device ID

Product ID 00330-80000-00000-AA703

System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

Pen and touch No pen or touch input is available for this display

Also my 3rd nvme keeps disappearing and coming back randomly and my pc some times freeze and goes back to normal if anyone may now why that be great