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Windows 10 has some new drivers that you can use to fix any problems you may be having with those drivers.
Make sure you’re running the latest version of your video card driver.
Be careful only to install different versions of the video card driver than what’s already installed on your computer.
Get the correct version for your video card instead of a knock-off version.
There are three ways to get the correct version of your video card driver:
Use the display adapter diagnostics tool.
The display adapter diagnostics tool will determine whether your video card drivers are working correctly. If you’re having issues with Minecraft, try running the display adapter diagnostics tool and see if it helps with your problem.
Try to troubleshoot by yourself before calling in for help from Microsoft.
Before calling Microsoft for help, try to fix the problem yourself. If you need to learn how to do so, call in for some assistance from someone who does know what they’re doing.
If your computer still has problems after trying these steps and following their instructions (or if the problem persists), then it’s time to contact Microsoft Technical Support for further assistance.
The first step is to keep up to date with what’s going on with your PC
The first step is to keep up to date with what’s going on with your PC. So, ensure you have the latest video card driver version installed on your computer. You could also try running an online tool called DriverScanner from Microsoft so that it can help identify and fix any potential issues related to outdated or corrupt drivers.
Make sure that no other versions are being installed at any time during this process either, as this could cause problems for your computer system when trying to install new ones later down the line after everything else has been fixed correctly first!
In the opposite post, a user named KingKlazik asked the following question:
How can I limit what is displayed on my monitor in Minecraft?
The answer can be found here. It explains how to stop the Minecraft world from displaying on your monitor.
Takeaway: There are still ways to customize your game experience. While this is an unfair advantage, it’s possible.
In another nice post, a user named iamdeath asked: “I can’t find my mods folder. I have played for three years, and it started acting up today.” The answer can be found here. It explains how to find your mods folder and copy it. Takeaway: The default “mods” folder will generally be located at C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Roaming\.minecraftModPackName\binMods Takeaway: Don’t forget where you installed your mods!
A few days ago, a user named timothymayes (Timothy Mayes) posted this helpful guide about seeing what version of Java is installed on your computer (i.e., whether or not you have Java 1.7 or Java 8). This is similar to what we did to understand which version of Minecraft was installed on our computers at some point. If you want more details about this topic, browse through timothymayes’ other posts at AskUbuntu. He seems like a trustworthy person who doesn’t troll his forum posts too much, so I recommend reading through him if he still needs to answer your question someone else already did. Here’s his original post that helped me figure out why my computer wasn’t playing videos smoothly : [3] (https://askubuntu-newcomers-5cdf8d0f0caa5f6bab
