Go to MSI official website, search your motherboard and download the driver.įor example: MPG Z390M GAMING EDG AC, input the product name on the top right search bar, press Download and update the driver from chip venderĭownload and update the driver version on MSI official website.Download and update MSI official website’s driver version.Warm reminder: please uninstall the existing driver before performing a new driver installation process. Running a Windows Update could also fix the problem. Comparing with the chip vendor’s driver version, the vendor will release the newest version on their website, which can also be used as an option. I uninstalled MSI command center and disabled the update sharing ASAP.It is recommended to update the driver with the one released on MSI official website, which has been running a full testing to make sure it is fully compatible to our product. The next offending item is backgroundtaskhost.exe which i googled to be Windows10 seeding your computer updates to anyone on your network to speed up the update process for everyone.
MSI command center WTF? either you guys are fail programmers with terrible coding skills or you stealing my info and constantly uploading it to your mainframes? Im shocked. Confused, i did a check with Resource Monitor and found this I only use my computer to game and i leave it on over night sometimes with no program running/ number crunching. I sent my SSD data to them and they found out that over the past 262 hours of use and 113 TB of data has been written on the disk. Over the past 2 weeks it has been consistantly dropping so i contacted OCZ support to see if it was a crappy SSD and needed warrenty. I have been checking the health of it occasionally and found it dropped down to 99% in the first day! I was like, probably a false positive. I got a brand new OCZ vector180 two weeks ago and cloned my old SSD drive onto it (my system drive) as it was nearing death after 6 years.
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