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Welcome to Tik Tok, the premier source for AI slop and brain rot, and for half

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of us Americans, the news. But can we trust any of it? Welcome to Tech Court,

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Tik Tok, where I'll be trying your tech hacks and determining whether you're

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free to go or free to go straight to jail. The whole platform's on trial.

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First up is Mr. Yeester. generated from

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its own CPU, which honestly is working way better than I expected. Despite

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nothing plugged into the CPU fan pins or the chassis fan pins, not only is this

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giant fan still spinning, it's keeping the computer cool under 100% load at

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around 66°. >> Well, depends what CPU you're running.

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How in the world is this possible? >> How is it possible? To see if he's a

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fraud, I bought the exact same model as

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he has. >> It's a tech. It is, but like TEC, a

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thermmoelectric cooling element. We've got a hot side that's going to come from

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our CPU. We've got a cold side that's going to come from this heat sink here,

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which will be cooled by the fan that is powered by the voltage that is generated

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by the hot and the cold side on either side of this Peltier module. Yeah. So,

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typically you put these on top of like wood burning stoves or furnaces to help

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circulate the heat around the room, not

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to like [music] actively cool anything. What were you thinking putting it on a

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Threadripper, sir? >> I think it's actually going to give it a better chance because we have way more

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surface area. >> That's got to be like a 35 watt CPU that

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is >> I don't know. I don't know, man.

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>> All right, that's enough. I'm going to give her the old

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splooshy splooshy. You can give her what?

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>> How much heat does it need to start spinning? Like she's getting warm.

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Brother, it's peaked at 94 and I think IT

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Now we're cooking with electricity. This right here is a tiny fraction of the

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amount of surface area that a CPU like this would need in order to be cooled.

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Sorry. We're currently pulling 106 watts. It literally smells hot.

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>> We have not thermal throttled yet. We haven't hit proc hot.

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>> We're damn close. >> This is so stupid. Bear in mind that

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this is on a 1070. If we had a better GPU, we would be pushing our CPU harder

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to keep up with it. >> Do you want to try a full CPU load?

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>> No. >> You sure? >> Yeah, I'm really sure. This is That's

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the fact that this worked at all. I say we call it a win.

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>> What's the verdict? >> Not guilty of spreading tech

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misinformation. >> I'm gonna do it. I'm doing it. >> Wait, what? He's doing it. Why are you

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doing that? >> I want to see that. >> I want to see. Are you sure you haven't

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throttled yet? >> Yeah, the package power is 80 W. So,

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it's definitely thermal throttling. It's just not being indicated by that.

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>> Ow. >> Why would you touch it? >> Cuz I wanted to know how hot it was.

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Bro, [laughter] it says right here how hot it is. It's

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on the screen. >> Let's turn it off before it dies. >> No, don't turn it off cuz this is going

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to be our CPU cooler for the rest of the time. Why would this be our CPU cooler

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for the rest of the time? Because that's all I prepared for the video. No, you

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>> All right. Baloha.

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>> What did I say wrong? It sounds like you were summoning something. I don't know.

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That's [laughter] like a >> Did you know that if you press the

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Windows key plus R, then type this command and hit enter, you'll open the

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hidden NVIDIA folder, then just enter both folders and delete everything

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inside. These are just cache files your graphics card doesn't need. This can fix

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random stutters, reduce lag, and even boost your FPS.

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>> You are so full of

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[laughter] what? >> That is malicious. One, there's like

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multiple levels where it's wrong. No, no, we can't. We We No, no, we can't pass judgment. We got to try it.

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>> First, we have to enter the matrix with Windows R. Hot keys.

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>> There's a scary amount of these that start with open up Windows R and run

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what I tell you to run. >> Oh, the hidden video folder.

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>> Then just enter both folders and delete everything inside. So, press control A.

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>> To be clear, it's not going to do anything. >> Well, you mean it's going to get rid of

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stutters and reduce lag and boost your FPS? >> No, it isn't. I'm entering all three

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folders for bonus points. >> You said that, man. Well, there's the

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game running like it did before. Beautiful. Truly

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>> guilty. Rule of thumb, if something says Windows

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plus R [laughter] and then type anything in, don't do it until you know what it

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does. And if they say delete a bunch of stuff, also don't just listen. Don't

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just take their word. One thing you'll notice across a lot of these Tik Tok

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hacks is that they tell you to do stuff and they give you zero explanation,

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which I think is a big problem. People know you can do this. Go to your desktop

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and create a new folder. When renaming this folder, enter the following code,

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which I'll place in the captions and a pinned comment. It needs to be exactly

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this code that you paste as your folder name. Then press enter. You will notice

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that doing this changes the folder icon indicating panel. When you open it, you

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will see this simply all your computer settings [music] in one place. This is

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nonintac has god mode. What [laughter] the

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I'm sorry. Is the sales pitch that the control panel is god mode for Windows?

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55,000 likes. Someone type it for me,

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please. Here's a brilliant idea. I bet you could

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type this a lot faster.

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Wow, there. That was less work to type than whatever he did to make

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that folder. >> Okay, let's let's play around with it. Maybe we've judged it too hastily, Adam.

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I've got it set up now. Ah, yes. Play CDs or other media automatically.

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>> Do you think it has quick share settings? >> Windows to go startup options. Dude, do

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you remember Windows to go? >> I I remember the settings. I don't even

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remember what it is. >> Yeah. See, it just brings up the the modern control panel.

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>> So, he does promise that all of your settings are in here is not the case.

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[music] >> Many settings are in here. >> No, I don't I mean, I don't even think display settings are in here,

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>> which I would consider to be fairly basic. Like anything new like HDR is not

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going to be in here. Manage storage spaces. Okay, let me create a pool.

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>> Yeah, [snorts] don't mess with that. It's honestly how I kind of wish control

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panel would be organized though. >> Yes and no. I actually am at peace with

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the modern one these days. It's not bad. >> I don't The settings menu versus the

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control panel. I'm talking specific control panel, but I find the settings

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menu has its own problems. >> I find the settings menu does have issues particularly around things like

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go to get to things like refresh rate, but it's still better than it used to

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be. To me, refresh rate is basic display.

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>> Please let me Windows, let me open two settings. Windows, [music] you're called

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Windows. >> Tabbed. Tabbed. Maybe. Ooh. So, what's

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the verdict? >> Guilty.

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>> What's the sentence? Three rounds of Dota with a feeder. Okay. And they're

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long rounds. Your team does not know how to end. >> Oh my god. Anything that starts with

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someone in a hoodie at a keyboard is just

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Start by going to your keyboard. Then click the Windows button plus R. Now

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type by going to your keyboard CPL.

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Click on [music] okay. Now go to your Wi-Fi device.

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>> Then click on wireless properties. Go to the security page. Hold on.

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>> Then click on show. >> There's so many problems already. Is

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that really the fastest way to open the network control panel? Uh, no. Also,

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buddy, you couldn't even be arked to like edit having the window within your

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narrow screen recording strip. You got to like wait a second and move it over.

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Also, here's the crazy thing. He's using Windows 11. Do you want to see how you

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see your Wi-Fi password in Windows 11? You click on the Wi-Fi. You go to the

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network. Oh, you have to be signed in. >> Give me a second. >> Wow, what a tech tip.

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>> Give me a second. If you're not signed in, you can't get the Wi-Fi password.

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Let's clarify that. You can. We did a whole video on war driving where we made

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a Wi-Fi password cracking van. You guys can check that out. We'll link it down

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below. That would actually be a tech tip that feels illegal to know. But in

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Windows 11, if you're connected to your network, you just go to the Wi-Fi quick

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settings. You click the I and then you say Wi-Fi network password and you click

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show. >> And then you can like just scan it with your device, which is way better than

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whatever we're about to do. >> You don't need to type in

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the run window. unhack your hacked PC.

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>> Click on okay. This will take you to a page [music] where you will find the

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list of users that have full access to your PC. Just remove any of them that

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you don't [music] know and the person will no longer have access to your

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So, my computer's hacked, but I totally

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have full access to an administrator account that I can use to remove the

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extra user accounts that the hacker made for

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reasons. Every single time I hack a computer, I always make a new

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underprivileged user account. Guilty.

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>> 70. How powerful is your PC? Let's check it out. Go open PowerShell and type this

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command. If I didn't like people opening up the run window and typing in random

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things. I definitely don't like them doing that with PowerShell

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>> and hit enter. It will display your system performance score.

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>> Score more than eight is for high-end games. >> What are you talking about? >> Video editing and heavy.

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>> Is this the old Windows Vista system assessment? This thing still exists.

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>> Uh, apparently. And apparently they upgraded it to go to 9.9 for Windows 8.

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I had no idea. Also, it was useless when

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it came out because they had no way of knowing how to balance that single score

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for every possible use case. And I got

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to imagine it is a way more useless

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today than it was back then. Guilty. I

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sentence him to no guey for 1 year. >> No guey. >> He has to do everything in the

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PowerShell. >> Wa! Uh-oh. >> PC's performance. Press Windows and R

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and escape. Go to the details tab and find your game. Right click on it and

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of what you're doing in there. Number two is I actually do not recommend

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playing around with process priority unless there is a specific issue that

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the boot processors. You really actually should not touch that at all. If you

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[music] it's going to try and load up a 12 core configuration. And if you switch

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ignores that not all processors use all

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of the same types of cores. For instance, Intel processors have [music]

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uh P and E cores, which it uses Thread

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the correct course. So, I don't know that this would that up, but it

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definitely won't help. >> Yeah, just don't mess with it.

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>> Guilty. One day blinding stew soup that makes you blind for one day. Put the

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click [music] on troubleshoot advance options command prompt. Now type this

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commando [music] type notepad. Then go to file and open

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bro this PC [music] then the drive where the window show

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32 then change all files. Look for util.

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Right click copy [music] the name bro. Rename it to your man to then look for

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cmd next. Rename [music] it to your man. Exit click continue. Reset back to the

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light and click the moment cmd open type

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user. Look for the user that you're using then [music and singing]

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user start press enter game and submit

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[music] in the bar. Once you're in go to file this PC then drive window system 32

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then look for copy and paste it [music] in the system then rename it. Now, guess

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what? Now you're through. >> Yes, I got my PC back, man. Bro, you have no [laughter] idea how many steps

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>> Rap Tech PCs. You know what? I love the style. Have to confess, I haven't played

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around with user account recovery in quite a while. That might work. It's

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almost certainly not the least convoluted way to do it, but I had more

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fun than I ever have before learning about PCs.

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Innocent. Oh, one day grinding stew.

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>> [laughter] >> Well, hold on. Actually,

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I I changed my mind. Guilty of too much

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charisma. >> Oh,

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one day grinding ste. >> Oh my god. Get stop touching my stuff

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with that. Okay.

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All right. Jay's tech. Uh

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it's not literally correct but it is

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correctly illustrative sort of you

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cannot experience a higher refresh rate

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effectively what's been done here is

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multiplying the number of cursors that

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I'm seeing [music] as though I had a high refresh rate monitor and I was

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dragging my cursor and then I was seeing

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the persistence of that across the trail with each refresh of the display. So

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that's like kind of what we're looking at here. But that's something that you

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that you kind of feel and experience. It's not something that you can see like

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this. This is >> it's just motion blur. Yes, I see what

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they were trying to illustrate. It's just that you're not watching this

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TikTok on a 480 Hz monitor and you're not watching at 480 Hz. >> Yes. I didn't realize how many of these

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are from RTC tutorials. These guys were just hugely popular.

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>> Make your Windows 11 run at its maximum power. On your search bar, type view

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advanced system settings.

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>> Then click settings. Choose adjust for best performance and click apply. then

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okay >> just you know >> by doing this it will remove unnecessary

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items from your PC and achieving optimal performance

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>> that's fine it does not make Windows 11

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run at maximum power >> no but what it does is it makes your PC

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feel a little bit more responsive so while I wish that they were honest about

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what you were actually doing I don't mind that tech tip it's just

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yeah nothing to do with what they say it is mistrial double jeopardy

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This is not an optimization. Doing this is not an optimization

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either. This one doesn't help performance at all. And [music] this, it

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just adds more overhead. Most PC tweaks

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don't change performance. They just give you [music] a placebo

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effect. The real optimizations

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happens at the driver level. By default,

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NVIDIA instric overlay background

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services >> they stay running even while you're

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gaming. >> Removing what you don't need reduces

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overhead and stabilizes frame pacing. >> Okay, maybe a little bit. It depends on

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what you have enabled. Like if you have for instance um NVIDIA's feature where

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you can be continuously screen capping and then you can like rewind a little

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bit and capture. Yeah. Is it called replay? >> I hope so. Like if you have that

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running, there can be situations where you're in a very graphically intensive

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scene and that little bit of extra overhead for running replay could cost

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you a little bit of performance. But from my understanding, that's something you have to enable. So if you don't know

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what that stuff is, it shouldn't be on >> video help back.

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[music] >> Open install. >> Wait, am I downloading this from him?

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>> Yeah. >> Go get it at tech powerup. Do not

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download it from random anywhere else. Tech powerup I trust.

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>> I appreciate at the start where he's like all of these things that we have seen [music]

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>> in a few Tik Toks are not actually things that optimize your PC.

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>> This is something that can have an impact and the envy clean install

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utility can be useful. >> Yes. >> Don't like the come to my discord and

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download the file for me. >> Verdict hung jury and stop putting it

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near my uh my tool chest over there.

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Microsoft has a setting called fast startup which is enabled by default.

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It's essentially just a sleep mode disguised as your PC shutting down. And

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this means that your PC is never fully shutting down even when you tell your PC

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to shut down. The feature speeds up boot times after a shutdown by saving the

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Windows kernel and drivers to a hibernation file rather than like fully

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closing everything. >> This is a really solid tech tip >> on it just loads this saved state and

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skips the usual hardware initialization and reloading. This makes your boot time

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faster, but it can end in potential file system corruption. It can cause issues

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with you accessing your BIOS, and it doesn't really benefit you if you're booting from an SSD since those are

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fast. Anyway, here's how to disable fast startup. This is pretty solid. Yes, fast

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startup can cause issues. No, it doesn't usually cause issues. And if you really

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want to make sure that you don't have any issues, you can just do a reboot.

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Fun fact, shut down will engage fast startup. A restart will not. Not guilty.

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and excellent hair.

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>> Crusty water cooled PC and he hasn't changed the liquid in 3 years.

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>> Yeah. So, as an influencer, I understand the need to Whoa. react to stuff. Like,

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I can't believe that. A computer that's still working after 3 years.

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>> Uses his PC every single day like nothing's wrong.

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>> Dad, do you have anything to say [laughter] for yourself? >> Yes. I neglected my PC. my beautiful

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build. >> At this point, I don't know if I should be disappointed or impressed that this

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thing is still running. >> You know what? The wheels on a that big

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of a case, that heavy putting get on casters. Actually, genius idea.

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>> Oh, yeah. That's a thing. >> That's great. This I have never seen us do. Using the data vac to empty a loop.

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>> Yeah, that's pretty smart. >> Do you want to try it? >> Yeah, sure. Hit me.

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Whoa.

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He's getting a little aggressive.

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Wow. Got to admit, all these years it never

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occurred to me to do anything other than just

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blow on it. Wicked smart and not full of

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bacteria. That's a good tech tip. >> Verdict, not guilty.

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>> A new a new computer for your dad. >> Yeah, also your dad's computer is fine.

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Matt's Computer Services says, "Avoid used gaming PC scams as the computer

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seems to be completely disconnected from the monitor, and the only thing to fix

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this is to manually shut the system off before turning it back on where the PC

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boots up like nothing ever happened. So,

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what's going on here?" Well, we can easily find out by clicking the Windows

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icon on our keyboard and typing in reliability history and selecting the

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best. >> Okay. Yeah, reliability history is a really really great tool for tracking

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down especially intermittent errors with your system. It doesn't log everything.

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>> No, >> but it logs a lot. This is a really

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great video. >> Yeah. >> Also, that old school cool Modmat

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Extreme. Nice.

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>> All of his content is that I've seen is really really well done. Really

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informative. >> Outstanding. >> Shout out Matt's Computer Services.

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guilty of being knowledgeable and awesome.

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>> You're sentenced to a free We should send him a screwdriver.

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>> Sure. Yeah, we could send him a screwdriver. Why not? >> We're going to send you a screwdriver. >> Yeah, let's go.

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>> Do you think we should maybe [laughter] making more Tik Tok content? Like we

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need to help clean it up. Or do you think it's in the right hands? It seems like

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>> there's good stuff. >> Yeah, >> there's good stuff. Froto's doing a

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great job. [music] Also, buddy with the tech repair shop.

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Love him. >> Yeah. Uh you you seem really defeated.

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Are you going to be okay? No, they're there.

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Thanks for watching this video. If you've enjoyed this Tik Tok hacks, why don't you watch the previous Tik Tok

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