From: winstonmvp@gmail.com   
      
   Jeff Barnett wrote on 1/21/2026 11:51 AM:   
   > In the upper right hand corner of my display, I see printed in fairly   
   > large white letters   
   >   
   >        FPS N/A | GPU x% | CPU y% | LAT N/A   
   >   
   > where x and y are  numbers. If I open an application, say a browser, that   
   > line is displayed on it too. How do I turn this off? I believe I must   
   > have accidentally clicked on something in a display management app but   
   > cannot find it. Hardware on machine includes an MSI motherboard, Nvidia   
   > graphics card, Lian Li cooler, and a BenQ DesignVue PD2706U 27" 4K HDR   
   > Designer Monitor. The software for these components has been downloaded   
   > and installed and Photo Shop is on the machine. Any ideas what is   
   > displaying the unwanted information or how to determine and turn off?   
   >   
   > This happened once before and I solved the problem then but cannot   
   > remember how. Old age I guess.   
      
   This same Q came up elsewhere(online web Windows help forum), though   
   quite some time ago   
      
   Check the settings in Nvidia's GeForce Experience or it's replacement the   
   unified Nvidia app.  For the former, Nvidia ceased support(i.e. it's been   
   *deprecated*)...iirc it's not removed but depending on the version it   
   may have an option(or prompt) to install the replacement which also stops   
   the older from working.   
      
   Look for settings similar to Overlay, HUD, Performance.   
      
   Could also be MSI related...look for the Afterburner settings which   
   provides onscreen metrics.   
      
      
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