probably was the bios version now that I think of it, but eh maybe not because gaming would not be the only thing to trigger a bluescreen I imagine for a old bios version... lets keep going and find the real issue
Drivers get corrupted just like windows.
You have uninstalled the 3 software misbehaving drivers and have 1 hardware driver, nvidia to finish replacing.
C:\Windows\system32>sfc /scannowBeginning system scan. This process will take some time.Beginning verification phase of system scan.Verification 100% complete.Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.
great so the operating system has no integrity violations.
You can post an updated zip and then let the drive error scan or memtest86 run overnight.
goodnight or ciao
alright I will be on soon, last night while the scan was running the screens turned off so I think the display adapter drivers gave up. If so as soon as I get back in a few hours I will swap those for new ones
alright I am back ready to finish the drivers
hit some traffic on the road this is why it took so long...
alright so I reinstalled the display adapter drivers and will now see if the computer works for 48 hours ingame without having a bluescreen. Thanks for the help and hopefully I wont have to come back :) If the problem comes back I will reopen a new thread and mention you name I guess :P
Last edited by Maelstrom; 04 Sep 2017 at 18:31.
Great. Your welcome.
Please perform the drive tests on your external drive so that you have a baseline.
chkdsk /x /f /r and HD tune
1) Please create a brand new restore point.
2) Update the Macrium image or create a new one.
3) If there are any new bsod please reopen the thread and post a new zip.
alright so how do I make a restore point? Ive never actually done it
will do the external drive scan using my laptop since I really want to play some game on my rig again :P
also how do I perform the scan on the F: instead of C:?nevermind got it :P
omfg xD it might take a few days lol eta : 51 hours + still going up drasticly xD
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