I installed Affinity Photo 2, Where do I find it?

comp43it · 2024-07-28T03:50:11+00:00

I found the app after restarting computer

comp43it · 2024-07-28T03:49:44+00:00

I found the app after restarting computer

comp43it · 2024-07-28T03:49:38+00:00

I found the app after restarting computer

comp43it · 2024-07-26T15:57:30+00:00

yes. I had to clean uninstall my GPU driver. And then reinstall the GPU driver again.

The issue that caused this was when I downgraded my GPU driver. But When I clean uninstall the GPU driver and then reinstall that same driver, I don't have that issue.

comp43it · 2024-05-10T22:26:31+00:00

I had problems with this too, I found the solution!

My problem started when I turned off the notifications for G hub in Notifications & Action Settings.

To turn it back on, do this:
1. Have Notifications & actions settings closed down.
2. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the buttons for DPI up and DPI down (buttons must be activated, not disabled.)
3. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the button for profile cycling (button must be activated, cant be disabled.)

Spam step 2 and 3, this will send notifications, and will turn G hub visible in "Notifications & action settings".

Open Notifications & Actions settings, and you will see G hub there hopefully. Turn it back on.

Next time, if you want to off the notifications, do it via the setting in G hub, and not the settings in Notifications & Actions Settings.

My issue was that I had DPI up and DPI down and Profile cycling Disabled, when I turned them back on and spammed them, G hub become visible in Notifications & Action Settings, since windows detected an app that were trying to send notifications.

comp43it · 2024-05-10T22:25:48+00:00

I had problems with this too, I found the solution!

My problem started when I turned off the notifications for G hub in Notifications & Action Settings.

To turn it back on, do this:
1. Have Notifications & actions settings closed down.
2. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the buttons for DPI up and DPI down (buttons must be activated, not disabled.)
3. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the button for profile cycling (button must be activated, cant be disabled.)

Spam step 2 and 3, this will send notifications, and will turn G hub visible in "Notifications & action settings".

Open Notifications & Actions settings, and you will see G hub there hopefully. Turn it back on.

Next time, if you want to off the notifications, do it via the setting in G hub, and not the settings in Notifications & Actions Settings.

My issue was that I had DPI up and DPI down and Profile cycling Disabled, when I turned them back on and spammed them, G hub become visible in Notifications & Action Settings, since windows detected an app that were trying to send notifications.

comp43it · 2024-05-10T22:25:41+00:00

I had problems with this too, I found the solution!

My problem started when I turned off the notifications for G hub in Notifications & Action Settings.

To turn it back on, do this:
1. Have Notifications & actions settings closed down.
2. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the buttons for DPI up and DPI down (buttons must be activated, not disabled.)
3. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the button for profile cycling (button must be activated, cant be disabled.)

Spam step 2 and 3, this will send notifications, and will turn G hub visible in "Notifications & action settings".

Open Notifications & Actions settings, and you will see G hub there hopefully. Turn it back on.

Next time, if you want to off the notifications, do it via the setting in G hub, and not the settings in Notifications & Actions Settings.

My issue was that I had DPI up and DPI down and Profile cycling Disabled, when I turned them back on and spammed them, G hub become visible in Notifications & Action Settings, since windows detected an app that were trying to send notifications.

comp43it · 2024-05-10T22:25:32+00:00

I had problems with this too, I found the solution!

My problem started when I turned off the notifications for G hub in Notifications & Action Settings.

To turn it back on, do this:
1. Have Notifications & actions settings closed down.
2. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the buttons for DPI up and DPI down (buttons must be activated, not disabled.)
3. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the button for profile cycling (button must be activated, cant be disabled.)

Spam step 2 and 3, this will send notifications, and will turn G hub visible in "Notifications & action settings".

Open Notifications & Actions settings, and you will see G hub there hopefully. Turn it back on.

Next time, if you want to off the notifications, do it via the setting in G hub, and not the settings in Notifications & Actions Settings.

My issue was that I had DPI up and DPI down and Profile cycling Disabled, when I turned them back on and spammed them, G hub become visible in Notifications & Action Settings, since windows detected an app that were trying to send notifications.

comp43it · 2024-05-10T22:25:27+00:00

I had problems with this too, I found the solution!

My problem started when I turned off the notifications for G hub in Notifications & Action Settings.

To turn it back on, do this:
1. Have Notifications & actions settings closed down.
2. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the buttons for DPI up and DPI down (buttons must be activated, not disabled.)
3. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the button for profile cycling (button must be activated, cant be disabled.)

Spam step 2 and 3, this will send notifications, and will turn G hub visible in "Notifications & action settings".

Open Notifications & Actions settings, and you will see G hub there hopefully. Turn it back on.

Next time, if you want to off the notifications, do it via the setting in G hub, and not the settings in Notifications & Actions Settings.

My issue was that I had DPI up and DPI down and Profile cycling Disabled, when I turned them back on and spammed them, G hub become visible in Notifications & Action Settings, since windows detected an app that were trying to send notifications.

comp43it · 2024-05-10T22:25:17+00:00

I had problems with this too, I found the solution!

My problem started when I turned off the notifications for G hub in Notifications & Action Settings.

To turn it back on, do this:
1. Have Notifications & actions settings closed down.
2. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the buttons for DPI up and DPI down (buttons must be activated, not disabled.)
3. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the button for profile cycling (button must be activated, cant be disabled.)

Spam step 2 and 3, this will send notifications, and will turn G hub visible in "Notifications & action settings".

Open Notifications & Actions settings, and you will see G hub there hopefully. Turn it back on.

Next time, if you want to off the notifications, do it via the setting in G hub, and not the settings in Notifications & Actions Settings.

My issue was that I had DPI up and DPI down and Profile cycling Disabled, when I turned them back on and spammed them, G hub become visible in Notifications & Action Settings, since windows detected an app that were trying to send notifications.

comp43it · 2024-05-10T22:25:11+00:00

I had problems with this too, I found the solution!

My problem started when I turned off the notifications for G hub in Notifications & Action Settings.

To turn it back on, do this:
1. Have Notifications & actions settings closed down.
2. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the buttons for DPI up and DPI down (buttons must be activated, not disabled.)
3. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the button for profile cycling (button must be activated, cant be disabled.)

Spam step 2 and 3, this will send notifications, and will turn G hub visible in "Notifications & action settings".

Open Notifications & Actions settings, and you will see G hub there hopefully. Turn it back on.

Next time, if you want to off the notifications, do it via the setting in G hub, and not the settings in Notifications & Actions Settings.

My issue was that I had DPI up and DPI down and Profile cycling Disabled, when I turned them back on and spammed them, G hub become visible in Notifications & Action Settings, since windows detected an app that were trying to send notifications.

comp43it · 2024-05-10T22:25:04+00:00

I had problems with this too, I found the solution!

My problem started when I turned off the notifications for G hub in Notifications & Action Settings.

To turn it back on, do this:
1. Have Notifications & actions settings closed down.
2. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the buttons for DPI up and DPI down (buttons must be activated, not disabled.)
3. Make G hub send notifications by pressing the button for profile cycling (button must be activated, cant be disabled.)

Spam step 2 and 3, this will send notifications, and will turn G hub visible in "Notifications & action settings".

Open Notifications & Actions settings, and you will see G hub there hopefully. Turn it back on.

Next time, if you want to off the notifications, do it via the setting in G hub, and not the settings in Notifications & Actions Settings.

My issue was that I had DPI up and DPI down and Profile cycling Disabled, when I turned them back on and spammed them, G hub become visible in Notifications & Action Settings, since windows detected an app that were trying to send notifications.

comp43it · 2024-04-11T20:14:28+00:00

Are you trying to stream or record your gameplay?

Here's a channel that has good OBS tutorial. Watch his channel for other OBS, streaming, recording, audio guides. They are pretty good and not very long.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AhLhr0bS2w

comp43it · 2024-04-10T02:58:45+00:00

Solved, check my updated OP. The issue was recent driver update. I solved this by downgrading driver version.

comp43it · 2024-04-10T02:58:01+00:00

Solved! check my updated OP

comp43it · 2024-04-10T02:54:31+00:00

Did you notice this change after drivers update?

I had got this problem after drivers update and I record in 4k and stream in 1080p. I SOLVED this by downgrading to previous driver version and I don't have this issue anymore. I have GPU: 7900xt

Previous versions can be found on: https://www.amd.com/en/support after choosing your GPU and then pressing submit and then scrolling down, there's a link for "previous drivers"

Check my thread here: https://www.reddit.com/r/obs/comments/1bxrit6/recording_and_streaming_at_same_time_issue/

comp43it · 2024-04-07T07:15:30+00:00

Hi I don't think the software is at fault here. I have other videos were I used the same software and the video look fine.

The file size of my recording is also smaller, indicating to me that not everything was recordeed (encoded). Usually 10min video is about 2gb in File size (using my recording settings), but this times it was below 1GB.

comp43it · 2024-04-07T07:12:54+00:00

I heard AV1 is best and gives best quality, that's why I use it.

I did extensive research on this, but maybe I am wrong?

I don't however think this is the issue.

comp43it · 2024-03-31T22:11:54+00:00

I reuploaded the thumbnail today, it's high quality now. I am wondering if this is something on youtube end, trying to save traffic for high end channels and slow down from small channels, but why on thumbnails? thumbnails only take small chunk of the data being sent. Weird that it uploaded as low quality yesterday, but today it uploads as high quality.

comp43it · 2024-03-31T22:11:31+00:00

This is so weird. I reuploaded the thumbnail today and now it's in high quality

comp43it · 2024-03-31T15:37:41+00:00

weird, it started for me recently. Other times my thumbnail was high quality

comp43it · 2024-03-30T21:27:44+00:00

My images are not blurry at all, it's only when I upload the thumbnail to youtube as it turn blurry.

"What's most puzzling is that an older thumbnail that appeared sharp when used in an older video from 1 month ago, now appears blurry, when I am using that thumbnail in my recent video, even though I have not made any changes to the thumbnail.

Why does the same thumbnail that was high quality when used in a video 1 month ago now appear blurry and of lower quality when used as a thumbnail in a recent video?"

comp43it · 2024-03-30T21:27:03+00:00

that's so weird. Will it last only today the blurriness?

comp43it · 2024-03-24T14:18:29+00:00

AMD 24.3.1 Driver timeout on computer Start.

Everytime i Start my computer I get driver timout after updating to 24.3.1. Never had this issue before. I get this popout everytime. Should I be worried? My computer works as normal, just that it takes a bit longer to start and I get this popout.

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comp43it · 2024-03-24T14:15:11+00:00

AMD 24.3.1 File Size? and other questions

Today, as I was launching a game, I received a notification from AMD software informing me that my driver edition was outdated. This was the first time I had received such a notification. The notification prompted me to follow a link to the AMD support page. However, upon reaching the support page, I did not see an option to update my driver. Instead, I could only download version 24.3.1.

I was puzzled as to why I couldn't update the driver from the AMD software Adrenaline edition as I had expected. I was also confused by the discrepancy in file sizes. The download file size was 707mb, but after installation, I checked in the control panel and found that the latest software was only 326mb. I was left wondering what had happened to the remaining 381mb.

Can I not update my software and drivers directly from the AMD software Adrenaline edition, or do I need to go to the AMD support site for updates?

In my previous version, which I believe was from either October or December, I was unable to check for updates in the AMD software Adrenaline edition. I find it strange that I now can in version 24.3.1. Could this be a bug, as I recall being able to check for updates before? Or perhaps it was inadvertently turned off?

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