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Yes, this is unfortunately the case. But for me the benefits of undervolting are such that I have decided to continue using Throttlestop. In almost all games I play (specially PC-VR) my 12th Gen i7 CPU temperature goes up to 85~95. But when using Throttlestop it stays between 60 and max 78. I...

Thanks a lot. Been using it for years (Only when gaming) Allows my laptop to run games with no performance loss, but @ Much lower temp.

Finally I was able to fix this problem by removing all cookies and cache from firefox. No more captchas for the last 2 days :)

An backup image is the only reliable and best rollback solution I ever use.

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Thanks. I have location service always disabled in windows. So I don't understand why one of the browsers determines my location and why the other one does not!

You are probably right! It may have something to do with my location as: Here is a screenshot of the lower page from my main firefox browser: (The one I am having this problem with) I don't know why, but as you see google can't determine my location (Which is not a bad thing if it didn't go...

btw captchas are back and I believe that it has nothing to do with my network or IP , as I have a clean, portable version of firefox and when I search google with it, it does not give me the captchas. while my main firefox is asking me to solve captchas very often,

I tried few times and I can conform that after each Router reboot last part of my IP-6 changes. I was still getting the captchas after first IP change. But after another router reboot I am not getting them anymore. At least for now 🤞

I was able to finally identify and fix this problem. Although I guess this is a specific problem with my setup, but still, not a bad idea to share the fix for reference. Who knows, maybe another person will find this useful. The problem was from my Yamaha Piano connected via midi USB cable to...

Thanks for replying guys. I was afraid I had a malware or a security problem on my PC. Even if my ip is kind of linked with a problematic one by google , it still is not good news :(

I have been using google from it's beginning and I have never had it ask me to solve a captcha when making a search. This happens to me very often if I use a VPN but NEVER before it has happened on my own home IP. For the last few days I am getting the captcha page at almost every search I do on...

I updated my nvidia driver to 560.94 and there was no problem at all. I didn't update the intel gpu driver yet, but I don't think there will be a problem either.

Another thing you can try is to check Intel Driver & Support Assistant and update you intel drivers.

Do you have intel network connections software? I think you need to uninstall the Intel network connections software. You can also try and Disable Memory Integrity and see if it will work.