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No, it didn't help, half an hour ago bsod appeared still pointing at Nvidia...
I wonder if reinstalling Windows will help? It's starting to be hopeless....
BSOD DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE (9f) / DRIVER_VERIFIER_IO_VIOLATION_TY
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New #12
In my case reinstalling the Windows didn't help. I'm pretty sure that this will apply to you, too.
However, I also tried to run a few days without any Nvidia driver and all was OK without BSODs.
For the moment, I found a "solution". I keep the GT 640M disabled (Device Manager-Display adapters) and I only enable it when I'm playing. It seems to work, but this isn't the answer to my/our problem.
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New #13
Hmmm do You use any windows gadgets?
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New #14
Yes. All CPU Meter, Weather and Aida64 Widget (shows the temperatures, voltages, and so forth).
Speaking about widgets, I remembered something. Before the BSOD, the last of my CPU core always stays 100% used. That time, I can't open any new program (like the browser, GPU-Z or something like this) but I can still use the ones already opened.
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New #15
I had GPU observer and I noticed that shortly before the crash, all of the gadgets behaved strange. For the time being I unistalled it.
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New #16
Do you have something new related to our problem? Did you manage to resolve it?
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New #17
hi guys i think i have the same problem.
i'm using acer aspire v3-471G
i already started my own thread about my problem. but there is no solution for it.
this is my screenshot of the CPU core
the 8th thread freezes on 100% then the BSoD happen.
i already tried by uninstall daemon tools and update my nvidia driver, but it didn't work.
so maybe this is caused by hardware not the software.
if you guys find a way to resolve it. hope you can share it with me. thanksLast edited by yuganz; 25 Sep 2012 at 03:41.
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New #18
I installed Windows 8 (the 90 days trial from the Microsoft site) 2 days ago. Since then, everything is OK. No more BSODs, no more core freezes. You can try this or can try another Windows 7 kit if what you are using now is not entirely genuine.
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New #19
It's strange, but since I uninstalled GPU Observer gadget the BSOD have not appeared again. One week passed without it.
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New #20
That one gadget application won't tell you what the problem is with your computer.hi guys i think i have the same problem.
i'm using acer aspire v3-471G
i already started my own thread about my problem. but there is no solution for it.
this is my screenshot of the CPU core
the 8th thread freezes on 100% then the BSoD happen.
i already tried by uninstall daemon tools and update my nvidia driver, but it didn't work.
so maybe this is caused by hardware not the software.
if you guys find a way to resolve it. hope you can share it with me. thanks
If you are having bsods and do not back and report on the thread you created no one will be able to know what the problem is. Stop complaining about your problems on other users threads. And if you have a problem with me there, tell me I'll leave you alone and ask the other debuggers to take a look at your thread.
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