Not 100% sure, I fought with mine until I eventually had it reformatted






It's an option somewhere that reduces performance to increase battery life so I can only assume an extra monitor would effect it




Wish I was better with computers so I could explain better



It's brutal, it took me forever to stop fighting with it



This post was edited by Riki on Oct 13 2021 08:26am

Right Click on your desktop

Click NVIDIA Control Panel
Click Manage 3D Settings on the left menu
Click on the Program Settings tab
Click Add
Select a program from the list.

If your game is not on this list either do the following:
Click Browse
Look for the executable file of your game and double click on it

If you do not know the location and/or name of your game's executable do the following:
Right Click on your game's icon
Click Properties
The Target field shows the location and name of the executable

have you tried that?

yeah computers are great but when they dont work properly they can be a real hassle to fix

This post was edited by dragoneth on Oct 13 2021 08:29am

Yeah did those, the sad thing is I've only struggled with Dell computers this much lol

You seem to be way better then me, does the 2nd part sound like something you can help him find?


Essentially it's a setting that reduces power and performance to increase battery life ( like battery saver on 100% of the time)

im just copy pasting shit from what u linked tbh incase he didnt read it
there is a windows setting i think for laptops maybe check that out?

according to what you linked its a setting in the bios the only real way to fix that would be to update the bios or find and change it in the bios
but messing with the wrong settings can make your pc not work at all so i wouldnt recommend that if you dont know what your doing at least a little bit

but im not a computer whiz id ask somebody who knows that shit much better then me tbh

This post was edited by dragoneth on Oct 13 2021 09:32am

Oh lol yea once it says bios I bail, I don't know enough. I had someone work on my pc then told me these things



@badasses also make sure you've got your external cards drivers updated

This post was edited by Riki on Oct 13 2021 09:45am

yeah ive been in some bios some are super basic and easy some are like why is there so much shit

also badasses what windows do you have? i saw it required windows 10 if you got an older version i wonder if something like that could be the cause
i fee llike it shouldnt be but who knows d2r is having a decent bit of issues but hey at leat its not frying 30 series cards like new world

This post was edited by dragoneth on Oct 13 2021 10:25am

Windows 10 was brand new when I was having my issues, maybe it needs an update?

nah its probably not windows tbh i think it runs on older ones
was just throwing it out there

Honestly aside from it being those 2 specific dell laptop problems, I'm clueless