Thats normal with the antivirus don't worry about that. I noticed that you have turbo boost on your computer if this is the case please make sure you system is not overclocked this is a major cause of BSOD's especially during game play or watching video..Please let me know if your system is overclocked and if it is please set it to default settings..
Thanks
Seth
I think it is and it came like this. How would you change it?
I believe turboboost would be running down by your clock you just have to check the icons and see which one it is then open the application and say reset to default settings and it will ask you to reboot afterwords..Also what if anything is attached to a usb port?
It's not there but I went into the intel graphics settings and turned it down from maximum performance to balanced.
That's just for battery life though I think.
I'm lost Seth.
EDIT: a USB mouse.
>Go to Start>Programs>Intel and see if the turboboost program is in there of it might be under turboboost.
>Is it just a generic mouse or a brand like logitec or microsoft-if so give me the make and model and I'll locate the drivers for you.
Edit: I can't believe I didn't see this under drivers but I wasn't in fact really looking for it cause the .dmp was pointing else where but daemon tools is a leading cause of BSOD's and should be uninstalled please use Magiciso's Magic Disc:
http://www.magiciso.com/tutorials/mi...c-overview.htm
Ok Man, Went into Intel>turbo boost...no settings to disable it.
googled some stuff and it says you have to do it in BIOS or like this -
Disable Intel Turbo Boost and reduce CPU temperature | Tautvidas Sipavi
sorry to give you stuff to read.
EDIT: HP product number fq422aa
model: morfd6uo
hey no problem read my edit as well in my above post..^Yeah disabling that would be a very good idea japrestone and also getting rid of Daemon tools it causes all kinds of problems...
OK...daemon tools has gone.
I followed the instructions in that link for the power options and changed it.
I'm still getting a notification from samsung recovery to install a nvidia driver (this has been like this since last night when I installed it). I haven't tested any game yet.
What do you think?
Here is your driver but the latest one is only for vista so you will have to use compatibility mode to install it if it lets you.
Compatibility Mode
When you download the executable right click on it and click properties then the compatibility tab and select the check box and in the drop down menu select the latest version of vista then click apply and ok then you can run the executable..
Go ahead and install the nvidia driver and the mouse driver and give it a go and lets see what happens..
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