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Fix: Computer Won’t Turn On

Saad Shafqat, 3 years ago 6 min read

What to do when your laptop, tablet, or desktop computer won’t turn on? It’s an awful way to start the…

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Fix: Computer Won’t Start in Safe Mode

Bilal Shafqat, 3 years ago 8 min read

What You Should Know If you keep being “looped” back to the Startup Settings or ABO screen whether you use…

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Troubleshoot and Fix issues During the Windows Login Process

Saad Shafqat, 3 years ago 6 min read

Your computer could power on OK, and you’ll reach the Windows login screen, but then something unexpected happens. Your computer…

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Fix: Errors Occurring During the Computer Startup Process

Bilal Shafqat, 3 years ago 3 min read

Given the thousands of possible error messages a computer user may encounter only from the time the power is turned…

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How To Fix Minecraft Error code 5 On Windows 10

Saad Shafqat, 3 years ago 4 min read

Minecraft is a sandbox game where players build structures out of cubes in a procedurally generated 3D world. There are…

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How to Fix High CPU Usage of ‘DCFWinService’ on Windows

Bilal Shafqat, 3 years ago 4 min read

Due to incompatibility with the latest Windows updates, the DCFWinService may show high CPU usage. When a user’s machine gets…

You're on to something if you've upgraded to Windows 11 and are wondering if you can enjoy glorious HDR gaming on your current PC configuration. However, before you get too excited, make sure your current display supports HDR rendering. Check to see whether your Windows 11 PC supports HDR What exactly is Windows HD Color Windows 11 supports HDR (High Dynamic Range) content with a collection of features dubbed Windows HD Color (for marketing purposes). By using Windows HDR Color to enable HDR, you're effectively giving your display improved brightness and colors capabilities. If you're used to HDR, the variations might not be as noticeable. Compare the colors and brightness of an HDR-enabled display against a standard SDR display (Standard Dynamic Range). You don't have to be a videophile to notice how the bright and dark sections of a scene (movie or game) have more details and realistic shadows. The improvement is significant, and the image quality will be considerably greater if you use a display that supports full HDR10. However, you can still watch HDR videos on many non-HDR laptops running Windows 11 (as seen below). How to Check if your Windows 11 supports HDR Now that you know what HDR is, check to see if your current PC configuration supports HDR on Windows 11 by following the steps below On Windows 11, use the Windows key + I to bring up the Settings panel. Once you're on the Settings screen, select System from the left-hand menu. Select the System tab and then Display from the right-hand menu. Scroll down to the Brightness & colors section of the Display tab, then select Use HDR from the context menu that just opened. Use HDR toggle to enable or disable the HDR on your Windows. Note If you have several displays connected, use the Select a display to see or edit its settings drop-down menu to select the HDR-capable display you wish to modify. Play streaming HDR video is either ‘Supported' or ‘Not supported' under Display capabilities. Here's an example of what it means Use HDR is supported – This monitor is HDR10 compatible. Use HDR is Not supported – One or more HDR10 requirements are missing from the display. PlayStreaming HDR video is supported – When streaming HDR video is available, the display can play it. Windows 11 HDR Requirements Let's go through the built-in display requirements for full HDR playback now that we've covered how to verify if your current display supports HDR playback on Windows 11. Depending on whether you're using a built-in display (laptop screen) or an external display, the requirements will differ. HDR Requirements for Built-in Displays Your laptop, tablet, or two-in-one PC's display must officially support HDR in order to play full high dynamic range (HDR) video on Windows 11. Manufacturers usually indicate whether a product is HDR enabled by adding an HDR-Ready icon on the box and in their marketing materials. Note You may also check the manufacturer's website to verify if your display supports HDR. The HDR requirements for built-in displays in Windows 11 are as follows An integrated or dedicated graphics card that supports PlayReady hardware digital right management is required on the Windows 11 PC that will be performing the rendering. The needed codecs for 10-bit video decoding must be installed on the Windows 11 PC. This shouldn't be an issue because the great majority of devices with current CPUs support these codecs, and Windows Update will automatically install and maintain them. The built-in display must have a minimum resolution of 1080P and a maximum brightness of 300 nits. HDR Requirements for External Displays Your external display must be HDR-Ready in order for Windows 11 to support a high dynamic range (HDR). Check the box it came in for the HDR-ready box or go to the official manufacturer's website to see whether this is the case. The HDR requirements for external displays on Windows 11 are as follows External Display must support HDR10 External Display must feature DisplayPort (1.4 ver) or HDMI 2.0 or above. Make sure it's DisplayHDR certified if it has a DisplayPort. An integrated or dedicated graphics card that supports PlayReady digital rights management is required for your Windows 11 PC (only used for protected HDR content). The external display requires access to a set of required codecs for video recording – this shouldn't be an issue with most modern CPUs because Windows Update routinely downloads and updates these codes. The external display must be able to use the most latest graphics drivers (WDDM) on your Windows PC. IMPORTANT You may also need to install HEVC, AV1, and AP9 for some videos. HEVC Video Extensions, VP9 Video Extensions, and AV1 Video Extensions are all available through the Microsoft Store. Both internal and external displays are affected by this.

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How To Check if Windows 11 supports HDR?

Saad Shafqat, 3 years ago 4 min read

You’re on to something if you’ve upgraded to Windows 11 and are wondering if you can enjoy glorious HDR gaming…

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How to Fix Error “Minecraft Can’t Keep Up! Is the Server Overloaded?”

Bilal Shafqat, 3 years ago 6 min read

If you are a longtime Minecraft player, you probably know how important it is to have a good Minecraft banner…

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How to Access Steam Screenshots Location

Saad Shafqat, 3 years ago 4 min read

Steam makes it very easy for you to take a screenshot of the current in-game screen, which you can do…

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How To Increase Vram [Video Ram] on Windows PC

Saad Shafqat, 3 years ago 10 min read

A graphic card is the most critical hardware component of your PC. Because it affects your PC’s experience if it’s…

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How to Fix High CPU Usage of ‘DCFWinService’ on Windows

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