Whyyyyy is my laptop so laggy?!!!

[KJiU]

Alright. Sooooo I did see that there was a windows update waiting so I went for it. I don't know exactly what happened with the update, but it took me to a black screen with a boot error, I had to press F9 and reinstall windows all over again.

Now I'm even more confused. Howwww the fuck?!!

Oh noo black screen after windows update hmm didn't see this coming. Maybe this 2024 article might help, went to googled it.
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Might as well wait for the experts to help you out with it , @(you need an account to see links) & @(you need an account to see links) would have better advise on this.

[Alcremie]

Oh noo black screen after windows update hmm didn't see this coming. Maybe this 2024 article might help, went to googled it.
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Might as well wait for the experts to help you out with it , @(you need an account to see links) & @(you need an account to see links) would have better advise on this.

That sucks. I've had similar issues with ASUS laptops in the past just a bit different situations. What brand is this laptop @(you need an account to see links) ?

My guess is drivers need to be updated. First I would check to update the RAM drivers. The article in KJiU's post I quoted shows steps on how to do it.

Another thing could be the BIOS/ROM. If the driver update in the article doesn't work or help, check the BIOS. When I installed windows on computers I built for anything this would be the biggest pain in the ass, for me. The installation can be finicky. To check BIOS version/date, press the windows key and r. A dialog box appear. Type in the command 'msinfo32' in the box next to open, then click OK. You will see the system summary on your screen and your BIOS version and date. If it's not the latest one that the manufacturer has (it should be listed on their website along with the respective downloads), it will need to be updated.
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[xCarRadio]

That sucks. I've had similar issues with ASUS laptops in the past just a bit different situations. What brand is this laptop @(you need an account to see links) ?

My guess is drivers need to be updated. First I would check to update the RAM drivers. The article in KJiU's post I quoted shows steps on how to do it.

Another thing could be the BIOS/ROM. If the driver update in the article doesn't work or help, check the BIOS. When I installed windows on computers I built for anything this would be the biggest pain in the ass, for me. The installation can be finicky. To check BIOS version/date, press the windows key and r. A dialog box appear. Type in the command 'msinfo32' in the box next to open, then click OK. You will see the system summary on your screen and your BIOS version and date. If it's not the latest one that the manufacturer has (it should be listed on their website along with the respective downloads), it will need to be updated.
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It's an HP

Alright, I will give that a go after work today. THANK YOU!