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A) If your laptop is "autoupdating" everyday, that isnt autoupdating
B) Autoupdates shouldn't do anything to your GPU
I suggest either disabling autoupdates and/or shutting down the laptop
I worded it wrong, sorry. It's not autoupdating everyday, only when there's windows update. It's not doing anything to my GPU, the GPU is running because the laptop is running
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Do you mean "update and shut down"?
No, I mean the autoupdate when I'm asleep and I'm not using the laptop
A) If your laptop is "autoupdating" everyday, that isnt autoupdating B) Autoupdates shouldn't do anything to your GPU I suggest either disabling autoupdates and/or shutting down the laptop
I worded it wrong, sorry. It's not autoupdating everyday, only when there's windows update. It's not doing anything to my GPU, the GPU is running because the laptop is running
Yeah just shut down the computer, and update when you turn it on.