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I brought the laptop back to the shop I bought it in where they performed a full hardware check. The test passed so they carried out a test supplied by Toshiba which also passed. They performed a full system recovery to try solve the problem but within hours of bringing the laptop home, the blue screen returned. I have sent an email to Toshiba in the hope of a reply soon.
I think I have found the problem.
I just downloaded Driver Fusion and ran it in safe mode. It deleted the Intel display driver and now the computer no longer gets BSoDs. When I try updated the driver again, the blue screen returned again so I deleted them again using Driver Fusion.
What should I do now. The computer works fine but I can't run programs like Google Earth as it says I need to upgrade my graphics card.
You need the driver for the chip type, exactly.
To know the chip type,
click start, type "dxdiag" without quotes in the search box, click the resulting link. It will open the DirectX diagnostic tool. Go to the display tab. notice what is written against the chip type, download the graphics media accelerator for exactly that chip type.
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