Yes, laptop discharging while plugged in happens when power draw, settings, heat, or battery wear limit charging.

Your laptop panel runs through the iGPU by design to save power; the dGPU still renders heavy apps or games when the system calls it.

A crackling laptop charger points to arcing or loose contacts; unplug it, inspect for damage, and replace unsafe parts.

Slow downloads on a laptop usually stem from Wi-Fi issues, router limits, background apps, or ISP plan caps—pinpoint the cause, then fix fast.

A stretched laptop screen usually comes from a wrong resolution or aspect-ratio scaling; set the native resolution and correct scaling to restore shape.

Your laptop display often runs on the iGPU to save power and because many panels are wired to it; apps can still render on the dGPU when set.

Laptop battery drain usually comes from background apps, bright screens, power-hungry settings, aging cells, or malware.

Yes—when a laptop shows 100% disk usage, it’s usually a busy service, update, driver glitch, or a struggling drive.

A black laptop desktop comes from Explorer crashes, display driver glitches, or wallpaper/icon settings—use the steps below.

Laptop cursor lag or freezes usually come from drivers, wireless interference, power settings, or heavy background load—start with the checklist below.