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How to fix Nvidia GPU FPS drop due to the Windows January 2026 update?
Winsage
January 17, 2026

How to fix Nvidia GPU FPS drop due to the Windows January 2026 update?

Users with Nvidia GPUs are experiencing decreased gaming performance after the January 2026 Windows update (KB5074109), which was intended to enhance security and address vulnerabilities. Reported issues include drops in frames per second (FPS), black screen freezes, display hangs, and driver crashes related to nvlddmkm errors. Nvidia has released a new GPU driver to address these problems. A temporary solution for affected users is to uninstall the KB5074109 update, although it is a security patch that may need to be reinstalled later. Users can also update their Nvidia drivers to the latest hotfix version and use Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) in Safe Mode for better results. It is recommended to pause Windows updates until a fix is provided by Microsoft.
Rhythm Doctor review
AppWizard
January 13, 2026

Rhythm Doctor review

Rhythm Doctor, developed and published by 7th Beat Games, is set to launch on December 6, 2025, priced at £17. The game features a unique rhythm gaming approach using only the spacebar for gameplay, challenging players' musical timing while presenting emotional narratives across six acts. Players assume the role of a mute intern at Middlesea Hospital, where they use a long noodle arm to care for patients by synchronizing taps with their heartbeats. The game includes relatable characters facing real-life challenges, humorous interactions, and engaging tutorials led by a character named Hugh. It features a variety of rhythms and beats, including seventh beats and swing rhythms, and integrates audio cues into the music. The soundtrack ranges from lo-fi beats to energetic guitar tracks, enhancing the storytelling. The visual style is playful and experimental, with dynamic animations and attention to detail in various scenes.
Windows 11 driver updates names are generic, confusing, and unhelpful, but Microsoft might fix it
Winsage
January 11, 2026

Windows 11 driver updates names are generic, confusing, and unhelpful, but Microsoft might fix it

Microsoft has received feedback regarding the ambiguity of the "Microsoft Corporation – Driver Update" label in Windows 11, which does not specify the hardware affected by the update. Users have reported difficulties in identifying whether updates pertain to their camera, microphone, or other components. Microsoft is working on a solution to include device class names in driver updates to clarify the type of hardware involved. Currently, users must check Device Manager or driver details to understand the updates. Microsoft is collaborating with OEMs to standardize this metadata, but there is no estimated timeline for when these changes will be implemented.
‘A Minecraft Movie,’ ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ Lead U.K., Ireland Box Office to $1.45 Billion in 2025, Best Post-Pandemic Result Yet
AppWizard
January 7, 2026

‘A Minecraft Movie,’ ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ Lead U.K., Ireland Box Office to $1.45 Billion in 2025, Best Post-Pandemic Result Yet

The theatrical market in the U.K. and Ireland generated £1.07 billion in 2025, reflecting a 1% increase from the previous year and marking the strongest box office performance since the pandemic began. The leading film was Warner Bros.’ “A Minecraft Movie,” which earned £45.9 million, followed by Universal’s “Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy” at £30.7 million, and Universal’s “Wicked: For Good.” Despite this growth, the figures are still 21% below the pre-pandemic benchmark of 2019. The year saw a record 224 saturation releases, up from 200 in 2024, indicating a recovery from pandemic-related production delays. Universal’s “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” opened in over 750 cinemas in September.
The UK box office had its best year since COVID in 2025
AppWizard
January 7, 2026

The UK box office had its best year since COVID in 2025

The U.K. box office generated £1.07 billion in 2025, marking its most successful year since the COVID-19 pandemic, though still 21 percent below pre-COVID levels. The top ten films of the year were all sequels, remakes, or adaptations, with "A Minecraft Movie" leading at £56.8 million. Other top films included "Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy" (£46.3 million), "Wicked: For Good" (£45.8 million), "Lilo & Stitch" (£37.3 million), and "Jurassic World Rebirth" (£36.1 million). Notably, no superhero films made the top half of the chart for the first time since 2020. Gen Z audiences showed a 25 percent increase in cinema attendance in 2025.
This new FPS game uses your framerate as your health bar, so I'll brb after I've bought a 240Hz monitor
AppWizard
January 6, 2026

This new FPS game uses your framerate as your health bar, so I’ll brb after I’ve bought a 240Hz monitor

FPS Quest is a unique meta game that uses framerate as a health bar, allowing players to navigate a low-framerate environment without the discomfort typically associated with performance issues. Players traverse dungeons armed with a shotgun, experiencing framerate dips as they take damage, but can restore it by defeating enemies or adjusting game settings. The game features mechanics such as demolishing walls and removing doors, which affect gameplay and map navigation. It includes roguelike elements, cheats, glitches, and customizable settings, encouraging multiple runs to unlock upgrades and weapons. FPS Quest is set to launch on Steam, with no announced release date yet.
Garmin finally adds native food tracking, but you’ll have to pay for it
AppWizard
January 6, 2026

Garmin finally adds native food tracking, but you’ll have to pay for it

Garmin has updated the Garmin Connect app to include full nutrition tracking capabilities, allowing users to monitor dietary intake alongside physical activities. Users can log calories, carbohydrates, protein, and fat, and view both calories burned and consumed in a single interface. The app offers daily, weekly, or monthly reports on nutritional intake and allows food entries to be added manually, scanned via barcode, or recognized through photos. These features are exclusive to Garmin Connect+ subscribers. The update integrates nutrition tracking with Garmin’s Active Intelligence system, providing insights on how dietary habits affect recovery and sleep quality.
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