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i have the same problem
Here it is:
ECHO Starting AMD Services
sc start AMDExternalEventsUtility
"C:\WINDOWS\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\u0377495.inf_amd64_58cc395c0bf03a26\B377432\atiesrxx.exe"
ECHO Starting AMD Services
pause
I recommend checking if what is between " " is the correct path on your computer.
So this might well be something that only affects certain legacy AMD products.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/8bvcfo/do_not_disable_amd_external_events_utility/
I think it is better not to disable.
Actually, I saw flicker, tearing, whatever.
Thank you so much.
Yes, do not disable it. If AMD put it there is for a reason.
I don't have any Ryzen, I actually have Intel and then the GPU is AMD based, so I don't know.
It's normally only there to manage whether an application can enable Freesync or not - i.e. to detect whether it has gone fullscreen. And even then, it's only necessary for some games - presumably those that initialize fullscreen mode in legacy ways.
In fact; for some games on Steam you have to disable it, because some of what it does breaks the SteamInput API and renders your controller (partially) unusable.
Uh, interesting, thanks for that piece of information, might prove fruitful in the future if I have problems