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BSOD regarding video card


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2 minutes ago, BiC said:

sounds like best option now

Now I don't have the money :'(

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Try reverting your graphics card driver. By that I mean uninstalling the current one and installing the one that came with the CD if you have it. If not then few version back.

 

It's not always necessary that the card might be a problem, it can be anything that might be interfering with the graphics. If you really think it's the card then try the on board graphics if you have it or try someone else card if possible to do so.

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32 minutes ago, DKT27 said:

Try reverting your graphics card driver. By that I mean uninstalling the current one and installing the one that came with the CD if you have it. If not then few version back.

 

It's not always necessary that the card might be a problem, it can be anything that might be interfering with the graphics. If you really think it's the card then try the on board graphics if you have it or try someone else card if possible to do so.

But those drivers are outdated

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21 minutes ago, sanjoa said:

But those drivers are outdated

 

The idea is to check if it fixes the problem. Not whether they are latest or not.

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