Windows 10: This is a serious problem. "The Hardware Setting have been changed. Please reboot"

I'm a windows 10 pro user and having an AMD A6 processor with AMD R4 graphics card.
After a windows update my laptop was showing that "hardware settings have been changed and it needs a reboot". After this mylaptop is working slow and everything is like lagging a bit cursor sometimes take 2second delay to come in action along with other things as well.

But then again now I've reinstalled windows 10 again on my laptopbut still it showed that something has been changed in hardware settings and again the same problem goes on.

I think because of this new update in windows, it changes some hardware settings automatically and then the whole functioning and processing gets slower.

Please if anyone knows the solution to this problem, then please comment down below. I know this a problem of many windows users with AMD processors.


If there is any Microsoft technical member, then please help me in resolving this problem. It's urgent.

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Hardware settings chaged, reboot to

Hi Marko,

The issue you have encountered looks interesting. To help you resolve your concern about your hardware settings, we suggest that you check this

link and look for Zooli55's response. There are steps provided in the thread which you can also do on your device.

Get back to us if you need further assistance.

Regards.

 

hardware settings have been changed need to reboot

Hi I run windows 10 64bit ASUS F555D

I keep error message on start up hardware settings have been changed need to reboot.

I applied the you tube solution of updating driver. Did not work. Tried winding back driver does not go back far enough. still get problem.

Driving me crazy. I am really non tech. Is there an dummy step by step solution out there>

Thanks

 

Your hardware settings have changed. Please reboot your computer for these changes to take effect !!

Hi Devon,

To isolate your concern about the message you're getting, we'd like to ask a few questions:

• Did you make any changes to your computer settings before this error popped up?
• When exactly are you getting this?

Meanwhile, we recommend that you run a full scan of antivirus and see if it will find any malicious items.

You can also run the
Hardware and Devices
Troubleshooter with the steps below:

• Press Windows logo key + S on your keyboard.
• Type Troubleshooting and select it from the list.
• Select Hardware and Sound, then Hardware and Devices.

We look forward to your response.

Thank you.