Various BSOD Errors, Please Help!

Taio said:

I literally just reinstalled that driver a week ago. >.< I will try a clean reinstallation though, I did not know of that option.

You could also just remove it and use the Windows Update one, if you want to.

Best Regards,
FredeGail

Taio said:

I got a couple more BSODs before I reinstalled my graphics driver. Those are attached.

I just uninstalled the graphics driver in Safe Mode, restarted, and allowed Windows Update to install and update the graphics driver. Fingers crossed!

Great!
Here's the last BSOD you had.

BSOD Summary

Code:

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 1000008E, {c0000005, 82a900ed, a104bc98, 0}

Probably caused by : win32k.sys ( win32k!GreGetDeviceCaps+24d )

Followup: MachineOwner
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.. which is a Multi-User Win32 Driver. Quoting here from a forum:

   Warning

At own risk trying this fix!

The behavior may occur if the win32k.sys is corrupted. Go to
C:\WINDOWS\System32 and rename the Win32k.sys file to Win32k.old and then
close the window. Now go back to the system32 folder and you will have a
new and non-corrupt Win32k.sys file.

The behavior also may be caused by that the virtual memory of the Windows XP
is corrupted. Disable and then enable the Virtual Memory to see whether it
solved the problem.

To disable Virtual memory:

1. Right click My Computer and choose properties
2. Click the Advanced tab
3. Under Performance click settings.
4. Click the Advanced tab.
5. Under Virtual memory click change
6. Click no paging file
7. Click OK
8. Restart the computer

To enable Virtual memory:

1. Right click My Computer and choose properties
2. Click the Advanced tab
3. Under Performance click settings.
4. Click the Advanced tab.
5. Under Virtual memory click change
6. Click System Managed Size
7. Click OK
8. Restart the computer

Best Regards,
FredeGail