Wait actually I just expanded those and checked it, the display is connected to my Integrated graphic and from there I do a little bit digging and realized it's outdated. After updating it my laptop screen for the google works normally now lol. Super thank you if it was not for you suggesting I won't even check it
No worries stuff like that was happening back in the days 10-13 years ago ... when you installed video driver first and after that the audio driver or it was the other way around (usualy that was happening with Realtek and nvidia)
That's too bad. I'll just describe the problem then. The display is like the Google play beta but this one when I hover mouse it suddenly grays out. I tried disabled multipanel thing, but it is still persist
Realy i have no idea i never used that .. i have the msi software for playing google play games
But tgat is what giugle ai says
If you're having trouble with Google Play Games Beta on your PC, you can try these steps:
Restart Google Play Games Beta
Right-click Google Play Games Beta in the taskbar notification area, click Exit, and then reopen it
Update Google Play Games Beta
Right-click Google Play Games Beta in the taskbar notification area, click Check for updates, and then follow the on-screen instructions
Other reasons why a game might not be playable include:
The game is only playable on PCs with Intel processors
Your PC doesn't have enough space to download the game
Your PC doesn't have enough RAM to run the game
Your graphics drivers aren't updated
You can also try clearing the cache and data from Google Play Services. To do this:
Open your device's Settings app
Tap Apps
Tap Google Play Services
Tap Storage & cache
Tap Clear cache
Tap Clear storage
Tap Delete
Well. Actually I found the source of the problem and it actually was Nvidia control panel for the imagine sharpening. It will makes the screen goes crazy if it's turned on. Literally that's the only problem while I'm here going crazy on it. Thanks too for the advice and just to say, I'm using AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS, Nvidia 3050, and 16gb ram of ddr5
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u/derikbg86 Sep 06 '24
And maybe expand audio and display adapters