You can't pass through the GPU if it's used by the host. Or you can but as the setup told you, there's a conflict and requires additional software. Support must exist for both host and client. Another way is to dedicated the GPU entirely to the VM, but then you need something that can drive the...
How the heck is this even possible? You can't format your system drive on a running OS. It's impossible. But if the OneDrive folder and/or user folder is moved to another drive or partition, then there's a small chance this could happen.
Either way, disable all sync. and then uninstall...
Change the CPU chart to draw all logical processors and cores. If one core goes to 100% then the chart you use, will show 100% usage even if all the other cores has no usage. There's no chance in the world, Handbreak uses all your CPU cores 100%. That's just how transcoding works.
Try this one:
Softpointer - AudioShell 2
It supports a lot of formats and is a Shell Extension so Explorer will be able to let you see all you need to see for multiple different audio formats. It is a lot more than just that though...you can even edit tags for one or even multiple files at once...
Sounds to me you don't have a digital license for current PC linked to your account.
You have somehow tricked Windows into thinking it's activated although it really isn't...or something else went wrong. Windows should not ask to reactivate if you update drivers...
If you're going as far as trying to utilize dGPU VRAM, then why bother with the CPU in the first place? Everything will be dead slow. GPU system calls are expensive compared to utilizing the CPU cache and RAM structure. If using dGPU VRAM, then use the GPU chip itself. The performance gains will...
My desktop is where I screwed it down to its legs, I left my laptop on it, and it is still there. I call it a success! :zany:
Jokes aside, I've killed off Widgets all together. It is just in the way and filled with crappy news. 😞
That, too, but you might wanna avoid turning off USB ports during sleep. Sleeping USB tend to cause issues during wakeup (they don't wake up properly) and often only way to solve the issue is by rebooting the system. However the approach may work well for you...but just be aware of the "risk".
Short answer is that you have to make a Scheduled task with 2 triggers, one for when you logon, which loads your RGB profile and one for when computer goes to sleep, which terminates the app or changes profile to OFF.
How to do this in practice I don't know...but that's what Google suggests.