Recent content by strizlow800

I solved this so i though I'd write here in case anyone else has that problem in the future. It was the Intel HD optimize for gaming on battery option that caused the problem. It seems that it does not optimize, but it makes battery consumption even worse by decreasing performance and increasing...

Not really. This happens randomly. :(

I have HP 250 G4 laptop with INtel i3 5005u CPU integrated with Intel hd 5500 graphics... The problem I noticed recently is the GPU frequency that is 500mhz when plugged in (also on battery(. At random it happens when I unplug the charger the frequency to go up to max 850 mhz and stay there and...

If the pins on the end of the ribbon connector are the same size and count, it should fit nicely and you should be fine. Length has nothing to do with it as far as i know.

You can get something even better for that amount of money in my opinion. Anyway, about the battery, you can not overcharge it because the laptops are set to turn off charging once the battery reaches 100%.

As the title says. Will I harm the battery if I'm gaming while unplugged? The temperature isn't an issue with my laptop anyway so the real question is will it be harmed if it's drained faster than usual???

You can manage to navigate through the setup with the keyboard using TAB button enter and escape. But if you have any mouse would be great. It's just until you install the drivers and after that you should be fine.

I would go for HP Omen or ASUS ROG laptops.

Try HP 250 G4 series. They have interesting models available for that price.

Disable "Hide extensions for known file types" in Folder options under Windows Explorer. Then try removing the .txt extension from the file by renaming it.

Manage your way to Device manager using the keyboard. Try uninstalling the mouse from there and them restart the computer. If it's driver related problem (which most likely seems like it) it should be solved and you should be fine.

I have a HP laptop that I use for long time for every kind of stuff. I use it for work, also I game on it a little (older and not much power demanding games). On top of that I use it in dirty conditions also hot and cold weather diagnosing cars with OBD cables. So it has been through much but...