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Summary

In this troubleshooting video, the host addresses common video card issues, particularly the dreaded TDR (Timeout Detection and Recovery) failure. After inducing a problem on a known good graphics card, the host guides viewers through a step-by-step solution using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) to perform a clean driver removal. The video emphasizes the importance of disabling Fast Boot and automatic driver installation to prevent Windows from reinstalling outdated drivers. The host demonstrates entering Safe Mode with networking to download DDU, and then uses it to uninstall the GPU driver completely. After a system reboot, the latest driver is manually installed, resolving the issue and showcasing a method to fix many video card problems.

Takeaways

• 🔧 Troubleshooting graphics card issues often stems from corrupt or layered drivers.
• 💻 The 'Video TDR Failure' can result in black screens, crashes, or freezes, commonly caused by outdated or conflicting drivers.
• 🛠️ DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) is a powerful tool to fully remove all driver remnants for a fresh install.
• ⛔ The built-in 'Clean Install' option in AMD and Nvidia drivers isn't always effective, as it doesn't clear all registry keys or files.
• 🖥️ Safe Mode is essential for properly wiping out old drivers, as it prevents non-essential drivers and services from loading.
• ⚡ Fast Boot in Windows can reapply outdated driver profiles, leading to crashes after a new graphics card installation or driver update.
• 🚫 It's critical to disable automatic driver downloads in Windows to avoid reinstalling outdated drivers after performing a clean uninstall.
• 🔄 Always power cycle your system after uninstalling drivers to prevent strange behaviors during restarts.
• 📝 Installing new drivers on top of old ones can cause problems, especially for people frequently updating drivers for gaming or performance improvements.
• 👍 Disabling Fast Boot and performing clean driver installs resolves most graphics card issues, avoiding the need for drastic steps like reinstalling Windows.

Q & A

What is a video TDR failure?

A video TDR (Timeout Detection and Recovery) failure is an error that occurs when the graphics driver stops responding, and Windows cannot recover from it. It often results in a blue screen or a freeze, indicating a problem with the graphics card or its driver.

Why is it important to use Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) when troubleshooting video card issues?

DDU is crucial because it performs a clean uninstall of the graphics driver, removing all associated files and registry keys. This ensures a fresh start when reinstalling the driver, which can resolve issues caused by driver corruption or conflicts.

How can you enter Safe Mode in Windows to perform a driver cleanup?

To enter Safe Mode, you can either use the automatic recovery option by crashing the system multiple times, which triggers a recovery, or hold the left Shift key while clicking the Windows key and then the power button to restart into the Advanced Options menu, where you can select Safe Mode.

What is the role of Fast Startup in causing video card issues, and how do you disable it?

Fast Startup can cause issues by retaining old driver profiles that may not be compatible with new or different graphics cards. It can be disabled by going to Control Panel > Power Options > Choose what the power buttons do > Change settings that are currently unavailable, and then unchecking the 'Turn on fast startup' option.

Why should you avoid using the express installation option when updating graphics drivers?

Express installation often performs an incomplete cleanup, leaving remnants of old drivers that can cause instability and conflicts. It's better to perform a clean install, which ensures that only the latest driver is installed without any remnants of previous versions.

How can you tell if Windows is automatically reinstalling an old driver after a clean uninstall?

If you see a message saying 'An installer is already running' when trying to install a new driver, it indicates that Windows is automatically reinstalling an old driver in the background, which can negate the purpose of a clean uninstall.

What steps should you take to ensure a proper clean installation of a graphics driver?

To ensure a proper clean installation, you should: 1) Use DDU to completely remove the old driver, 2) Disable automatic driver installation in Windows settings, 3) Perform a full shutdown and power cycle your system, and 4) Manually install the latest driver from the manufacturer's website.

Why is it recommended to update graphics drivers after changing or updating a graphics card?

Updating or changing a graphics card may require a new driver profile for optimal performance and stability. Failing to update the driver can lead to crashes and other issues, as the old driver may not support the new hardware correctly.

How can you prevent Windows from automatically downloading and installing drivers?

You can prevent automatic driver downloads by going to Device Installation Settings in the System Properties dialog, and setting 'No (your device might not work as expected)' for the option 'Do you want Windows to automatically download driver software for your devices?'

What is the significance of the blue screen that appears during a video TDR failure?

The blue screen that appears during a video TDR failure signifies that the system has encountered a critical error it cannot recover from. It often indicates a problem with the graphics driver, which needs to be addressed by uninstalling and reinstalling the driver.

Outlines

00:00

🖥️ Troubleshooting Video TDR Failures

The speaker introduces the topic of video TDR (Timeout Detection and Recovery) failures, a common issue reported by viewers after previous troubleshooting videos. They explain that these issues often occur with video cards and can happen during general usage or specific games like 'New World'. The speaker shares an incident where they accidentally induced a video card problem, which serves as a practical example for demonstrating how to fix such issues. They show a live demonstration of a TDR failure, where the screen freezes and goes black, followed by a blue screen error. The speaker then outlines the steps to resolve this issue, including using a utility called DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to clean the graphics card drivers.

05:00

🛠️ Using DDU for a Clean Driver Uninstall

The speaker emphasizes the importance of using DDU for a thorough uninstallation of graphics card drivers, as opposed to the 'clean install' option provided by AMD and NVIDIA, which they claim is not truly effective. They explain that a true clean install involves wiping all registry keys and files associated with the drivers to prevent corruption and stacking of old drivers. The speaker also discusses the need to disable 'Fast Boot' to prevent Windows from applying an incorrect driver profile based on the previous graphics card. They guide viewers on how to access safe mode with networking to perform the driver cleanup and how to disable the automatic driver installation feature in Windows to ensure a clean driver installation.

10:00

🔄 Uninstalling and Reinstalling Graphics Card Drivers

The speaker provides a step-by-step guide on using DDU to uninstall the graphics card drivers. They explain how to select the appropriate options within DDU to ensure a complete removal of driver components and registry keys. The speaker also discusses the importance of performing a full system shutdown after the uninstallation process to avoid any automatic driver reinstallations by Windows. They then guide viewers on how to manually install the latest driver version, choosing the 'clean install' option to avoid any driver conflicts or crashes. The speaker illustrates this process with a live example, showing how the system stabilizes after the proper driver installation.

15:01

🔧 Final Steps to Prevent Future Driver Issues

In the final paragraph, the speaker highlights the last steps to ensure the graphics card operates smoothly, including disabling 'Fast Startup' in Windows to prevent the system from applying incorrect driver profiles. They explain how 'Fast Startup' can cause issues when switching between different graphics cards or when updating drivers. The speaker demonstrates how to access the power settings to turn off 'Fast Startup' and emphasizes the importance of these steps in maintaining system stability. They conclude by summarizing the video's content, reiterating that the demonstrated methods are effective in resolving most graphics card-related issues, and encourage viewers to share the video with others who might be experiencing similar problems.

Keywords

💡TDR Failure

TDR (Timeout, Detection, and Recovery) Failure is a Windows error associated with the graphics card or driver. It occurs when the GPU fails to respond within a certain time limit, causing the system to crash. In the video, the presenter demonstrates how a system can experience this error, leading to screen freezes, blue screens, and ultimately, the need to fix the issue by wiping and reinstalling drivers properly.

💡DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller)

DDU is a utility used to thoroughly remove all traces of graphics drivers from a system. The video emphasizes its importance over built-in clean install options, which often leave residual files that can cause system instability. The presenter uses DDU in safe mode to completely wipe old drivers, ensuring a clean install of new graphics drivers to fix issues related to TDR failures.

💡Safe Mode

Safe Mode is a diagnostic mode in Windows that starts the system with minimal drivers and services. The presenter enters Safe Mode to perform a clean removal of graphics drivers without interference from other system processes. Safe Mode allows DDU to effectively wipe registry keys and other remnants of old drivers, which is critical for resolving graphics-related errors.

💡Fast Boot

Fast Boot is a feature in Windows that speeds up the boot process by saving system information to a file on the hard drive and reloading it during startup. The video discusses how Fast Boot can lead to issues when changing or updating graphics cards because it may apply old driver profiles to new hardware. The presenter recommends disabling Fast Boot to ensure a clean and proper driver installation.

💡Clean Install

A clean install refers to the process of removing existing software or drivers and installing them from scratch without residual files. The video highlights the inadequacy of the 'clean install' option provided by AMD and NVIDIA, arguing that it doesn’t truly remove all files or registry keys. Using DDU for a true clean install is presented as a more reliable method.

💡Graphics Card Driver

Graphics card drivers are software that allows the operating system to communicate with the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit). The video focuses on the importance of maintaining clean and up-to-date drivers, explaining how corrupted or outdated drivers can cause crashes, screen freezes, and blue screens (e.g., TDR failures). Proper driver management is key to system stability, especially after updates or hardware changes.

💡Registry Keys

Registry keys are entries in the Windows Registry that store configuration settings for the system and installed software, including drivers. In the video, the presenter explains how residual registry keys left by old drivers can interfere with new installations and cause instability. By using DDU in Safe Mode, all these registry entries are wiped, ensuring a fresh driver installation.

💡NVIDIA Drivers

NVIDIA drivers are the specific drivers used to operate NVIDIA graphics cards. In the video, the presenter demonstrates using DDU to remove old NVIDIA drivers completely and install the latest version. He warns that failing to do this can lead to system crashes, especially when upgrading from one model of NVIDIA card to another without cleaning out old drivers.

💡Automatic Driver Installation

This refers to the Windows feature that automatically downloads and installs drivers for hardware components. The video stresses the importance of disabling automatic driver installation to prevent Windows from reinstalling outdated or corrupted drivers after they have been wiped with DDU. This setting can interfere with a clean driver installation process.

💡Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)

The Blue Screen of Death is a critical system crash in Windows that is usually caused by hardware or driver issues. In the video, the presenter encounters a BSOD triggered by a TDR Failure, which highlights the severity of improperly managed graphics drivers. The presenter walks through steps to prevent and fix BSODs by thoroughly cleaning and reinstalling graphics drivers.

Highlights

Video TDR failure is a common issue that can be resolved with the right troubleshooting steps.

The video demonstrates how to fix video card problems easily and for free.

The presenter accidentally induced a problem, providing a real-world scenario for troubleshooting.

Using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) is crucial for a clean graphics card driver removal.

Entering Windows Safe Mode is necessary for a thorough driver uninstallation.

Disabling automatic driver installation in Windows is key to avoiding corrupted driver layers.

Fast boot or Fast Startup can cause driver issues and should be disabled for optimal performance.

The presenter provides a step-by-step guide on how to use DDU to clean uninstall graphics card drivers.

A full system shutdown is recommended after using DDU to prevent driver auto-installation.

The video shows how to manually install the latest graphics card driver to avoid Windows auto-update.

The importance of performing a clean driver install rather than using the express option is emphasized.

The presenter explains how to disable Fast Startup to prevent driver profile conflicts.

The video concludes with a demonstration of a successful driver installation and system stability.

The presenter shares personal anecdotes and experiences to relate to viewers facing similar issues.

The video serves as a comprehensive guide for resolving graphics card driver issues.

Transcripts

[Music]

all right so here's the deal

more often than not

whenever i do a troubleshooting type

video we'll talk about this right here

video tdr failure i get people that will

write me one into uh hey jay here's my

problem can you do a video about my

problem well i find that almost all

these types of problems i get especially

after the new world video i get people

writing me all the time just going i've

got this weirdness happening with my

video card or this is happening this is

happening not just new world but just

general usage problems and i

accidentally

induced a problem

that's the perfect opportunity to take

you guys along for the ride to how to

fix a lot of these issues

easily and for free so you'll notice

right now everything's fine mouse is

moving look i'm moving this cursor

around it's gonna freeze

oh it froze once it's gonna freeze again

wait for it there it is it's done

system's gonna go black

and that display port now is completely

inactive watch i'm unplugging it i'm

plugged into a different display port

the screen will come back on but with

the blue screen that didn't show up and

that's when it had that video tdr

failure now that time's not coming back

on i showed you guys the blue screen a

moment ago but that's fine here's what

we're going to do we are going to show

you guys how to fix this

and most of your video card problems

today

we interrupt this video to bring you a

special message from ifixit no we

interrupt this interruption with this

interruption about new stuff from my

fixit pushing you grab this card but

inventory sucks fix the inventory

problems with ifixit whoa don't drop it

can't fix that with that fixer just

kidding yes you can

wish you could take ifixit with you

anywhere but your pockets aren't big

enough introducing you more and then the

new nino take them with you anywhere

so can i fix it for your loved ones or

just get them for yourself

okay so the main thing we've got to do

is we've got to download a utility

called ddu now i know people right now

oh really clickbait is ddu video no i

want to demonstrate to you how important

ddu actually is we've got a known good

graphics card on here it's our rtx 2080

what's happening right now is because we

crashed several times

on

our startup

uh it detected that it wasn't like there

was a problem in windows

the only way that you can get to safe

mode which is where we're going to

perform this fix

is by either having a solid known

working boot which as you guys see i got

like all of six seconds to try and get

that to work

or

have the system fail or crash like this

more than once usually the third time

will then initialize an automatic

recovery option so what i'll show you

first is how to get into this with the

automatic recovery so we do advanced

repair options go down to troubleshoot

go down to advanced options go down to

startup settings and then when you hit

restart that will then give us

our restart options if you do have a

working system

and you're just getting like blue

screens or crashes with weird driver

messages popping up with all kinds of

gibberish you don't understand

but your

your windows is otherwise not locking up

like we're demonstrating here you just

hold left shift while going to clicking

the windows key then clicking the power

button left shift restart hold left

shift until you see it says restarting

and then you can let go it will then

bring up this exact menu that i just

showed you where we drilled down to this

setting where we can get to startup

settings so now that we're on the same

page here

the other thing you're going to need and

if you

don't have a system that will allow you

to boot to windows you'll need to do

a safe mode with networking

or if you have another computer like a

laptop or something with a usb drive get

a usb stick and download

ddu

which is a driver or display driver

uninstaller

just do a google search ddu driver and

then you'll find the install i'm not

gonna put a link down below because

every time i do that i accidentally end

up ddossing whatever repository it is

and because of how many of you are gonna

download it i don't want to do that so

you all can find different places to get

it it's all essentially the same

we are going to enable

um

enable safe mode with networking because

i want to see if we can actually get it

and download it from there because there

is an update

versus the version that we have now the

reason why this might seem like such a

simple fix

both amd and nvidia drivers include in

the options

a clean install

the problem is the clean install from

within the driver installer

is a placebo effect it's not truly

wiping all of the registry keys it's not

really wiping all of the files it's ripe

wiping

main driver components

and ddls and such or dlls but it's not

wiping everything and if you're not

wiping everything and you start

installing

driver on top of driver on top of driver

you're the kind of person that

hey i every time a new game ready driver

comes out or whatever they're calling it

from amd you're just like installing so

you're doing it every other week every

time there's a new title there's a new

driver you'd be surprised how stacked

layered and corrupted that driver can

become over time the best thing to do

quite honestly if you're going to change

your graphics card

or update your driver is to do a true

wipe of your driver first

then install a clean install

the other thing you're going to have to

do

before you can truly get a good clean

install is you're going to have to one

disable fast boot what what fastview

essentially does is it kind of keeps a a

profile running of the driver

but it just applies that profile on the

next boot regardless of what graphics

card is placed in there so for instance

if we had we have a 2080 on there right

now and i was to take that 20 80 off of

there and stick a 2080 ti on there of a

different brand with a potentially

different power limit different boost

clocks and all that such

it's going gonna apply the 2080 driver

the way it's installed

to the 2080 ti kind of ignoring what the

v bios is saying it's capable of doing

which can lead to crashes and such so

it's something that i've noticed people

do they'll buy a new graphics card

whether they're updating from an old

card to a new card but if they're of the

same brand like nvidia or whatever

they take their old card off they just

plop the new one on and go hey it's

nvidia it'll just work

if fastboot's enabled it'll apply that

old driver to it and you will get all

sorts of weird weird issues

it's sort of like when you port over an

image to a new phone

you got a new phone you back up the old

image and you just copy it over to the

new phone with the android or apple and

you start seeing all kinds of weirdness

happen where the best thing to honestly

do is just a complete fresh wipe of

everything to start from scratch it's

kind of like

the amount of people have told me that

they've actually reinstalled windows to

fix these types of problems that are

completely unnecessary when these steps

would truly fix it

so the first thing we're going to do and

i think we can access this in safe mode

is we're going to do advanced

system

settings right here right

so now we're going to do is we're going

to also disable

the automatic installer see the other

half of this coin is right now if i d to

you and wipe the driver in safe mode

which you want to do in a safe mode

that's the best place to get all the

registries wiped because in safe mode

nothing loads except the basic vga which

is why it looks like this there's no

desktop background image

the bare

basic drivers are loaded to make windows

run which is basic vga adapter and all

of that without any of the the brand

drivers involved allow you to truly go

in there and wipe the registry if any of

those elements are still active in

windows when it's trying to wipe it

won't be able to do it because they're

currently active so you have to do it in

safe mode to completely wipe the

registry correctly

but what happens is if you leave the

automatic downloaded installation of

drivers on in windows when you put your

graphics card on or you restart your

system it's going to automatically

reinstall an old version of the driver

whatever the oldest

wickle version is it's like really old

452 in this instance we're currently on

472. then you're stuck putting a new

driver on top of an old driver again and

although doing it from scratch from the

basic first download to the latest

driver is not as bad as having 15

drivers stacked in between there it

still kind of negates the purpose of why

we're doing this video so we have to

turn that off and do that you do

advanced system setting properties we go

to advanced

hardware

go down here to device installation

settings

and we want this do you want to

automatically download download

manufacturer's apps and custom icons

available for your devices and we're

going to say no

save changes okay so now that we've

disabled the automatic install um we

also had i to to do the non

like to disable the fastboot shutdown i

mentioned we have to do that within the

full version of windows not in safe mode

which is fine

what we're going to do now is we are

going to go ahead and use ddu

and again we're going to do this inside

of

safe mode now i'm downloading a latest

version the latest version

um

is it's always recommended obviously to

download the latest version so we've got

our latest version we need to extract it

it's going to extract ddu

180 1804.4

and now we can run that

okay so we can kind of ignore

all the typical stuff but this is where

you can sort of determine what all you

want it to remove so we can remove uh

remove the driver filter if we want with

amd stuff remove physics

yes all of it because that will all

reinstall with the new driver right

store config file for roaming folder we

don't want that

prevent downloads from drivers from

windows update when windows searches for

device driver device we want that boom

we don't want it downloading more stuff

on us

so now that we've done that go over here

to device type you can use this for

audio drivers as well but obviously for

video we want to uninstall

our amd drivers and nvidia drivers see

our test bench we obviously put a lot of

different hardware in there like i think

we've had four different graphics cards

on there today alone and every time we

throw a new graphics card on there it

reloads the driver or if we update the

driver it goes on top of that particular

profile if we switch to amd then it

enables that driver because we had amd

drivers and nvidia drivers so when i'm

done with these types of tests i will go

ahead and remove all the drivers and as

you saw at the start of this video

we had obviously a problem that we have

to fix so this became a necessary

procedure for us one that we were

planning on showing you already it just

happened

rear and ugly bug head in the middle of

shooting this video so we decided to go

ahead and take you guys legitimately

along for the ride on how we're fixing

this

so we're going to uninstall the gpu

which is a nvidia driver and we're going

to click clean and do not restart i just

don't like it to automatically restart i

like to do it myself this part can take

several minutes two three five

ten depending on how slow your system is

and depending on how many old drivers

and registry keys you have in your

system so wait until it pops up and says

complete because it might sit here for a

while

there might be times where it gets to

the to the registry key portion and it's

just sitting there and you'll think it

froze it probably didn't just give it

time it might take a few moments it will

say it's done when it's done

so we'll come back when it's ready

all right so it tells us now clean

uninstall completed would you like to

exit now yes we're gonna exit

which is fine they didn't exit for me

and we're going to do a power cycle a

shutdown not a restart

um

i find that restarts sometimes act weird

after doing this so i prefer to do a

full power cycle let it shut down

walk your butt back over to your system

or lean out of your chair or whatever it

is and push the power button

you know i've been debating actually

wiring like a a power button under my

desk

at home

because where it is with black ice it's

like way over to the side so it could be

like one of those emergency police call

buttons for like a bank teller

and then that turns on the pc and think

about doing that the lifestyles of the

fat and lazy

[Music]

okay so if it worked like we set it up

it should not auto install the driver it

should not but this is windows however

it often will do whatever it wants

anyway so i'm looking to see if install

manager host or whatever appears to see

and so far it doesn't appear to be

installing anything

system interrupts okay that's fine

system iq

corsair services have

started people always give iq a hard

time they use too much power now i mean

look it's point one percent of the cpu

it's they've really cleaned up 0.3.5 at

the most 0.7

they've really cleaned it up it's good

um okay so

i'm not seeing service host windows

update

i

don't know

if that's it trying to install it if it

is then i'll be mad

can i just end that task

um yes shut down

okay

that's fine so now what i'm going to do

is i'm going to go to the driver i

downloaded

which is 472.12 which is the latest

because i don't want it auto installing

the old one

if the settings that we set were correct

and by the way every time windows

updates it kind of like re reactivates

that whole download drivers

automatically thing

which is really annoying it's like how

many times have you uninstalled one

drive only to have windows updates put

it back see how it's saying checking

system compatibility if you had the

driver installing in the background you

would have had a red message pop up that

says an installer is already running

that's how you know windows is

installing it for you already in the

background you don't want that because

it won't be the latest it'll be like 15

versions behind

i don't like to install geforce

experience i don't like geforce

experience agree and continue

we can do express

because we don't

have any drivers installed now

if you

want you can click custom and when you

go to next you can click perform a clean

install the problem is almost everyone

uses express for all their driver

updates and that's what causes to the

fragmented driver installation

over itself a bunch of times it then

starts to lead to problems

so i'm going to let it clean install

i think it's clean install there's no

driver on there yet right if i right

click the desktop

there's no driver install

so we'll wait for that to be done which

can take you know a minute or two

and it shouldn't need a reboot because

there's no driver that i had to clean or

remove first

so

then we can show you how to disable

fastboot another way you can tell that

that crash that we were experiencing

with the black screen and then the blue

screen that i showed you or the fact

that it didn't come back on at all

was driver related

because no driver is loaded well it just

loaded the driver now but no driver was

loaded and nothing was freezing that

should come back on see our windows is

not crashing now

so that's the kind of problem

that someone would experience and be

like what the heck something's wrong

with my graphics card it said video

failure i don't know and that's fine

most people are not fluent in blue

screen or understand the problem where

sometimes the blue screen is just a

symptom of a problem but not actually

telling you what the problem is

that was actually a clean driver install

that we did right before this video went

live

only because i forgot to turn off the

device you know installer that's

automatic

it corrupted it legitimately corrupted

itself on camera

and so we started this video over and i

went hey because i forgot to turn that

off something happened between the

driver it actually installed on the

download and me trying to install the

new one it corrupted the driver and

that's the experience we were getting so

i accidentally created a situation where

somebody that's not experienced with

computers might have freaked the f out

only i did it on accident and you can

see now everything is perfectly fine

with the system

because we now have

the proper

latest driver installed on here with

nothing underneath it

472.12

we're perfectly fine now we got to show

you how to disable that fastboot so now

we're going to do edit

power plan

power

choose options

the power buttons do now see how

this right here was not showing up in

safe mode that's because this is part of

the regular windows install so you see

how i had to click enable disabled stuff

turn on fast startup recommended

freak you microsoft that's not

recommended trust me this is for if you

value your system

you would turn that off and just wait

the few extra seconds it takes your

system to boot so turn off fast startup

that will stop if you have multiple

graphics cards or you change your

graphics card

and then you it looks like the driver

reinstalled itself and everything's fine

it recognizes the card but it's actually

applying the wrong profile to your card

that can also cause problems because

we've had overclocks try to apply or

boost clocks

that msi afterburner saves into the

profiles of its of its system or its

folders try to apply to a card that

looks the same but isn't as stable at

the higher core clocks because it might

be a higher to your card and then you

enable you enable crashing accidentally

because of that button right there

so there you go you can see everything

is working now everything is fine

that's how we deal with a lot of these

graphics problems when i start getting

any sort of weird problems you'll hear

me say all right guys we got to ddu this

we got to wipe it start from scratch

wipe amd wipe intel wipe uh nvidia wipe

all three

and that will usually get us back up and

running exactly as you saw here i hope

this video has helped you if you know

someone having graphics problems

crashing in games getting weird error

messages you may have to just share them

this video

i'm telling you nine out of 10 times

this fixes the problem thanks for

watching guys subscribe if you're new

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