I factory reset my computer and now its running games very slow

[bretthannemann]

What are the drivers I need to download after a reset I have windows 10 64bit with a intel CPU and a Geforce GTX 750 ti graphics card and 8 GB of ram.... I don't know what happened to my computer but before I reset it, it was running rust at about 45 fps or better at almost maxed settings but now its getting 12 fps at very low settings and I don't know how to fix this please help

 

[Crixilian]

depend on what hardware do you installed, integrated and dedicated GPU driver is must

 

[bretthannemann]

depend on what hardware do you installed, integrated and dedicated GPU driver is must

I don't know too much about computers. I got the two disks they gave to me when the computer came to my house. there was a driver and utility one and then there was one that factory reset your computer I obliviously used the factory reset one then used my driver and utility one and got my nivida drivers for my gpu. I have no idea what to do now is there anyway you can dumb this up for me. again I don't know too much about computers thank you so much for the help

 

[boju]

Seems like your graphics card drivers aren't installed properly after the reset.

Check in device manager, in your search bar type device manager. Then under Display adapters click the arrow to expand so you can see what it says. Should say Nvidia Geforce 750ti or something similar.

Have you used Geforce Experience before? http://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience

By nvidia you can use it to update Geforce drivers and also can optimise compatible games with it.

Ideally should do a clean install of drivers usually, just in case. To do this once Geforce Experience has downloaded the latest driver for you then when the setup begins (Think you have to tell it to install, not sure top of my head) you have the option of choosing Custom install. This option has a check box you can tick to 'perform a clean install'. Which simply just removes all old drivers instead of just replacing.

 

[bretthannemann]

Seems like your graphics card drivers aren't installed properly after the reset.

Check in device manager, in your search bar type device manager. Then under Display adapters click the arrow to expand so you can see what it says. Should say Nvidia Geforce 750ti or something similar.

Have you used Geforce Experience before? http://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience

By nvidia you can use it to update Geforce drivers and also can optimise compatible games with it.

Ideally should do a clean install of drivers usually, just in case. To do this once Geforce Experience has downloaded the latest driver for you then when the setup begins (Think you have to tell it to install, not sure top of my head) you have the option of choosing Custom install. This option has a check box you can tick to 'perform a clean install'. Which simply just removes all old drivers instead of just replacing.

I looked at it and I have up to date drivers but just to be safe I did a clean installation and that didn't work either
thanks for trying to help though. it really helps

 

[boju]

Next thing i would look at is power scheme options, in both Windows 10 and Nvidia control panel to favor performance rather than power saving.