No problem, but with laptops it is rarely overheating. A laptop doesn't have much space for proper cooling so they're made to handle high temperatures. My laptop for example, which is 3.5 years old, can handle 75-85C for hours without any trouble, in fact that's what my laptop reach daily for 8h+ since I've not yet cleaned it.the not overheating was just a statement.Trying a process of elimination.
So has anyone came up with why I'm getting the BSOD?
"If you have a program like CPU-Z, or Speccy, please update or reinstall the program." I don't see that I have either or I don't know where it's listed,I don't see it in programs. and I disabled everything but my antivirus. The crashes happen sometimes hrs after it's been on.not at startup."yet".I do know the last few weeks It does happen at start up of War thunder,goes thought the updates,loads the game,starts,then crash.I have been playing this game with this machine for about a year and a half and haven't had this happen.
The only programs open when playing are yahoo mail and facebook IE chrome,and they have always been open when I played before this bsod issue started.
Please clear your temp folders
- Press windows logo + r
- Enter "%temp%" (without quotes)
- Delete everything in the folder
- If any pop-up shows up about a file being used, skip the file
Do the same for "temp" folder (without quotes)
This deletes the driver, as you have no program open at the time that uses this driver it shouldn't be causing any issues anymore.
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