Yes, my laptop is dell branded
What is WMI reverse performance adapter? What does it do? Can I stop it?
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Can i stop it? Because it causes gaming performance.
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2022-08-28T09:03:53+00:00 Its a win core component
If this is a branded PC start by updating both bios and ALL drivers from that PC makers support site (and not winupdate)