u/Shazen_de

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I was running with AI traffic and I know it's still exclaimed as "experimental" but this is just basic stuff that shouldn't happen... Also, adding salt to the wound, this tiny plane obviously had to taxi all the way down the runway, a shortcut wasn't possible.

Disclaimer: This post is meant more like a joke/meme, I'm not angry at the game, it was rather goofy. But both him and me were in massive airliners, I don't know if we would've fitted inside the turnaround area.

I've had Win11 for a few months now, so far no major problems. Problems started when I recently got a 1440p monitor. I am running a gaming laptop with native resolution 1080p but "second screen only" option enabled, maybe that's what's confusing Windows. Anyway, sometimes when I boot up, the laptop screen goes off and my second screen goes on, as usual, but then the screen stays black. When I try to open the start menu or the task manager, the cursor appears, so Windows seems to know that it's running on this screen. But apart from moving the cursor I can't do anything else. I have my laptop power button set to turn off the computer, but when I press it in this state, not even that happens. Windows seems to be completely frozen and I have to force shutdown by holding the power button.

I have not yet found a way to reproduce this problem, sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't. It's just really frustrating when I have to do something quickly and this happens. Is there anything I can do?

My OS build number is 26200.8246, I don't think my laptop's specs are relevant here.

Sorry if this is the wrong sub to post this into, if it is just remove the post.

YouTube's adblock detection on desktop seems to be quite smart. It seems to detect when I'm watching for hours without seeing an ad, then it throttles the traffic to like 140 kbps so it just keeps buffering on anything higher than 144p. If I take a break for a few minutes the traffic usually comes back but gets throttled after a while again. This is not a desirable situation to be in. I realise that I'm logged in, maybe the statistics are tied to the account and logging out would help? How do you guys cope with this?

I'm on Vivaldi with uBlock Origin