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American McGee's Honda Civic
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by Caltrops Tech Support 01/22/2020, 5:28am PST |
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irrespective of what you tell Windows to do in the power settings.
It's a setting you might be able to override in the BIOS, but I'm betting that all you would accomplish by doing that is successfully bluescreening when the laptop isn't plugged in.
Those two Windows updates were both security patches and you probably shouldn't undo them. I doubt they broke your video card, seems like a coincidence. The most recent driver for your video card came out in 2016 so although updating to latest on there was a good idea it's not surprising it didn't help.
My guess is that your suspicion ("this very old video card is dying of natural causes") is correct. |
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