Then you can change the shortcut name to your app name and can change its icon to your original app
Step 3: saving: copy this file to somewhere safe, then create a shortcut to desktop, go to properties, advanced and check "Run as Admin" (important) When you go down change it like this SET MyProcess=*yourapp.exe" IF ERRORLEVEL 1 (GOTO :Kill) ELSE GOTO :A Open notepad, paste this (will talk about what to change OFF Here is how I "fixed" it with the batch I wrote I mostly play monster hunter rise, after i exit it gpu usage gets stuck at 100%, and won't drop down unless I kill the host service. I can put the links to the posts if you need them.
#MONITOR GPU LOCAD WHILE GAMING DRIVERS#
Apparently the problem is the drivers and especially the Radeon Settings: Host Service process. I was searching for this problem and found a few results but all with no solution. Did you get the GPU new used reconditioned recertified or open box?" It is possible that the games themselves have been corrupted or their support has been dropped."
#MONITOR GPU LOCAD WHILE GAMING INSTALL#
"You may need to check the file integrity of the game or games causing the problem or re install them. I consider it as a last option, updating the bios can be counterproductive. " Check MOBO website for CPU chipset driver updates and check BIOS update list for and BIOS version that best supports your hardware setup. I'm using windows 11 and it's a fresh install (also it happens in windows 10) " Ensure you have windows 10 fully updated. Run dxdiag to check your video and audio display drivers for missing files. " Run Command Prompt as admin sfc /scannow to check and repair OS errors. " Outside of that try a factory reset driver install from AMD.com " " There are games out there that are known for causing severe thermal overloads on all kinds of GPU's. Did you get the GPU new used reconditioned recertified or open box? It is possible that the games themselves have been corrupted or their support has been dropped. You may need to check the file integrity of the game or games causing the problem or re install them. Run dxdiag to check your video and audio display drivers for missing files.Įnsure you have windows 10 fully updated.Ĭheck MOBO website for CPU chipset driver updates and check BIOS update list for and BIOS version that best supports your hardware setup. This will require a restart to perform a disk check also works on SSD's. Run Command Prompt as admin CHKDSK C:/f for a quick check and repair of your storage drive. Run Command Prompt as admin sfc /scannow to check and repair OS errors. Outside of that try a factory reset driver install from AMD.com There are games out there that are known for causing severe thermal overloads on all kinds of GPU's.
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