Who uses these feature-check-list utilities? USB Boost? Eye Care? Yeah, at best you hope these things don't drop some strange driver that will break and bluescreen windows with a future win10 update.
(Turning it off does not disable it) Having weird network or lag problems? Having your SSH or other terminal sessions randomly drop? Sorry! Your only option is to uninstall. This is installed with Dragon Center and can't be disabled. Settings don't take half the time, and (Particularly with the GPU) they don't survive a reboot without going back in to the utility and manually re-applying. The UI is confusing and does not make a lick of sense.
(Usually both) - At the same time, Mystic lighting does an absolutely piss poor job of controlling the MSI devices you set out to configure in the first place. You can attempt to disable this, but it doesn't work. Attempts to control your Corsair, Razor peripherals, and wraith prism cooler. It somehow accomplishes what it sets out to do very poorly while at the same time breaking a lot of other things that it really should have nothing to do with in the first place Going back almost 10 years, all of my GPUs and motherboards have been MSI.ĭragon center is an albatross around the neck of what is otherwise a fantastic suite of products. Currently running a X570 Gaming Edge Wifi and a 2070 Super Gaming X. They're called Internet Connections and Network Adapter.I'm a huge fan of MSI hardware. Click and go through both of the internet troubleshooting tools on this page. Scroll down the list of options and click Troubleshoot, then select Additional troubleshooters (10) or Other troubleshooters (11).Ĥ.
To find both of Windows' internet troubleshooters:Ģ. These tools will go through a checklist of basic issues and try to fix whatever bugs you're facing. And internet issues are so common that Windows actually includes two separate troubleshooters dedicated to fixing them. Microsoft knows this, so both versions of Windows include a suite of automatic troubleshooting tools. This makes it almost inevitable that you'll run into an error or glitch at some point. Even the simplest PC has dozens of different processes - some of which were developed two decades ago - running at the same time. Windows 10 and Windows 11 are incredibly complex operating systems.
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