Full-Screen Optimizations is a feature on Windows devices that help them function better. It is enabled by default for applications like video players and games. When this feature is enabled, the gaming or video playback experience is enhanced by prioritizing the CPU and GPU resources for that particular process. But sometimes, it results in a drop in the frame rate (FPS) when in full-screen mode. The solution to fix these frame drops would be to disable these full-screen optimizations. But unfortunately, Microsoft has removed this features for Windows 11/10 in the recent releases – but there is still a way you can get this done.

In this guide, we will cover the following ways:

1] Using the Registry Editor

2] Applicable to a particular set of users

3] Applicable for all the users

4] Using Windows 10 Settings

Learn more on https://www.thewindowsclub.com/enable-disable-full-screen-optimizations-windows-10

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