Vulkan Runtime Libraries? Should I Remove it


  1. AbhilashShah
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    Vulkan Runtime Libraries? Should I Remove it


    I'm facing issue with Vulkan Runtime Libraries. I'm not sure whether I should remove it or not. My gaming experience has decreased a lot. I'm not able to do what to do.

    Please help me in solving the issue.
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  3. iko22
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    Windows 7 x64, Vista x64, 8.1 smartphone
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    Hello AbhilashShah, and welcome to Seven Forums

    Some of the games that you have installed over the last two years require this particular runtime library. If you are no longer playing these games, then you can uninstall it.
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