F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop This feature causes the second screen to become unresponsive when the first screen is interacted with.

This feature causes the second screen to become unresponsive when the first screen is interacted with.

This feature causes the second screen to become unresponsive when the first screen is interacted with.

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Stealsz
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04-30-2024, 12:13 PM
#1
Hello everyone, I'm currently working on assembling a jukebox but it's becoming increasingly frustrating. I've been using paid software and reaching out for help more than twenty times without getting a satisfactory response. After trying Windows 10 and now switching to Windows 11, the issue persists. The problem occurs when a video plays on the top screen and the bottom screen freezes; conversely, if the bottom screen is active, the top screen also freezes. I've noticed that using Windows Media Player on the top screen while switching to the bottom screen causes it to freeze regardless. Despite testing various graphics cards—GT 1030, ATI—and receiving feedback about my PC specs (Intel Core i3 9th gen, UHD graphics, 8GB DDR4 RAM)—I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this situation. Thanks in advance!
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Stealsz
04-30-2024, 12:13 PM #1

Hello everyone, I'm currently working on assembling a jukebox but it's becoming increasingly frustrating. I've been using paid software and reaching out for help more than twenty times without getting a satisfactory response. After trying Windows 10 and now switching to Windows 11, the issue persists. The problem occurs when a video plays on the top screen and the bottom screen freezes; conversely, if the bottom screen is active, the top screen also freezes. I've noticed that using Windows Media Player on the top screen while switching to the bottom screen causes it to freeze regardless. Despite testing various graphics cards—GT 1030, ATI—and receiving feedback about my PC specs (Intel Core i3 9th gen, UHD graphics, 8GB DDR4 RAM)—I'm hoping someone can shed some light on this situation. Thanks in advance!

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umizou1393
Senior Member
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04-30-2024, 12:13 PM
#2
It seems there might be some confusion about system requirements and performance. 8GB RAM is quite limited for modern Windows versions, especially Windows 10/11. You could try using Windows 7 if your hardware supports it, or simplify your background processes to free up memory. Always verify software compatibility with your chosen OS version.
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umizou1393
04-30-2024, 12:13 PM #2

It seems there might be some confusion about system requirements and performance. 8GB RAM is quite limited for modern Windows versions, especially Windows 10/11. You could try using Windows 7 if your hardware supports it, or simplify your background processes to free up memory. Always verify software compatibility with your chosen OS version.