Windows 10: I enabled a fps tracker from my inbuilt windows setting now I cant find those settings...

want help to turn of fps tracker which comes inbuilt in windows settings

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Sound card amplification settings

Yeah unfortunately ASUS and Realtek are not stepping up and fixing this it seems. Wherever I see such problems mentioned on forums some users are suggesting just uninstalling the Realtek driver and using the Windows audio driver.

 

Setting-up Folding Clients With FAH GPU Tracker V2

This guide will show you how-to setup and run all your Folding clients with FAH GPU Tracker V2.

1. Download FAH GPU Tracker V2
Download the latest version of FAH GPU Tracker V2 from here.

2. Extract The Folder
You can place the extracted folder wherever you like.

3. Run FAH GPU Tracker V2.exe
If you are running Vista/Windows 7 make sure and "Run As Administrator".
You will be prompted to download the FAH clients, so just click on "Yes".





You should see the Tracker downloading the clients.





Tracker will then open up it's main window and do it's initial set-up.

4. Go To Set-up -> Configure





You should see the configuration window, below, open now.





5. Client Set-up
NOTE: When you make changes to the configuration be sure and hit "Apply" button at the bottom.

On the "Client Settings" tab you can enable both your CPU and GPU Folding clients.We will start with the CPU client first.

Put a check at the "Enable CPU Folding" (red box).If you have a CPU with at least 2 cores then you should use the multi-core SMP client, otherwise you should use the single core CPU client (blue box).
The -bigadv option (green box) will only work on systems with 8 or more CPU threads, ie: i7 processors. This option is only recommended for 24/7 folding rigs with a fast CPU. To change the number of cores that the SMP client will use, select "Use specified number of CPU cores".The advmethods option will enable the download of public beta WUs.






If you want to fold on your GPU(s) put a check in the "Enable GPU Folding" (red box).Nvidia 8-series and up, and ATI HD 2000 series and up all support GPU folding.
To set up the clients manually first Enable the GPU(s) you want to fold on. (blue box)
The GPU3 Client setting (green box) enables the GPU3 client for that GPU. The GPU3 client should only be used for Nvidia 400/500 series cards.





You can also click the Autodetect GPUs button (purple box, recommended for Nvidia users) rather than set up the clients manually.ATI 5000/6000 cards will require the ATI R700 force GPU (yellow box) with the GPU2 client in order to work. ATI 5000/6000 cards may require the ATI R700 or ATI R800 force GPU when using the GPU3 client.
The advmethods option (navy box) will enable the download of public beta WUs.





6. Name/ Team/ Passkey
The next step is to enter your name, team, passkey (optional, but required if running the SMP -bigadv client), and EOCID (optional)(red box).So click on the "Tracker Settings" tab.

Enter your Folding name (blue box).The quick team select box (purple box) will enter the team number of the selected team. If your team is not on the list, you can just enter the team number manually (green box). If you do not have a passkey, you can get one by clicking on the word "Passkey" (beside yellow box). EOCID is your Extreme Overclocking Stats ID. This is optional, and the only thing it does is make the Stats -> View EOC Stats shortcut work.For more info on getting your Passkey go here -http://folding.stanford.edu/English/FAQ-passkey






7. Starting The Clients

Before you start any clients, make sure your name and team number appear in the status bar at the bottom of the main Tracker window. If not, make sure you hit apply before closing the configuration window. You can now start the FAH clients, but remember to start GPUs one at a time the first time you start them. This makes is much easier to find the cause of problems like the "GPU not supported" message.
Also on the "Tracker Settings" tab you can set your clients to autostart when Tracker loads (red box)






EDIT:This is only a guide for running FAH GPU Tracker V2 and all credit goes to the author, jedi95, for an amazing program.

 

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