Windows 10: Low FPS after factory reset

Hi, I have a problem I recently installed a new SSD and factory reset my PC. but since then it looks like all the games are being capped to 30 fps. Before I factory reset my PC I was getting good fps with my 60hz monitor in all games. I have tried to do anything but none of them seem to work.- reinstalled clean drivers- turned off the game bar in setting- etc

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Low FPS Problems

One Thing I had realize Is that On windows 7 there is no low fps and I have windows 10 and Intel core I.3 chip and the computer is brand new. Fro some reason I have Low Fps and don't worry I did a virus scan already.

 

Low FPS Windows 10

• Downloaded the drivers for your card manually
  • Using the nvidia website on the driver page use, Option 1 Manually find drivers for your NVIDIA products.
    • Product Type
    • Product Series
    • Product
    • Operating System
    • Language
• Select the green SEARCH button
• Select the green DOWNLOAD button
• Run the Nvidia Driver that you downloaded.
• Accept the licence agreement.
• Select "CUSTOM".
• Make sure "Clean installation" is checked.
• Begin installation.
• After installation has finished shutdown your computer. Do not do a restart.
• After your computer has shut down restart your computer.

I must have had the wrong driver installed because this fixed my low fps.

 

[HELP] I would like to factory reset my LAPTOP

I got bumped into this one video on YouTube which says that I should do before using a new laptop. It introduces me to Macrium Reflect. New laptop users should always save a snapshot of the factory-configured laptop (without windows updates) so you could always start fresh when you feel that your laptop is already sluggish.


So, I've been searching if there are available snapshots for the same unit and model of my laptop. I would like to factory reset it. It doesn't perform well now. Last year, I loved to play CS: GO. My FPS back then was 250+ in my low-medium settings, 4:3 aspect ratio. And just last week, I tried to update CS: GO and played it again, same settings, I barely get 90FPS and stables at 60FPS, and it is bad. FPS gets worse when lots are happening in the game.


I tried using DDU for both Intel and Nvidia graphics drivers, thinking that re-installing it will fix my FPS issues, but nothing happened.


My current version: 2004 (OS Build 19041.329)


Here is my Laptop model and specs:

• Acer Aspire E 15 (E5-576G) / (E5-576G-50EN)
• Intel i5-8250U
• Nvidia GeForce MX150 2GB
• 8GB DDR3L RAM
• Samsung SSD 860 Evo 500GB
• Realtek HD Audio
• Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3168
• Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller