BSoD Win 7 Pro 64bit @ various times but usually to do w/ lvrs64.sys

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  1. VistaKing
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    kabo0m said:
    VistaKing said:
    The pro is a trial version . You may uninstall it and restart the computer . Try removing the program with RevoUninstaller . Inside RevoUninstaller it will launch the malwarebytes builtin Uninstaller use that let it finish then go back to RevoUninstaller and click on next . It will scan for left over registry items if found select Select All and click Delete . Then choose Next inside RevoUninstaller . It will scan for left over files if could do the same as the previous steps and choose Next after it is done deleting .
    What do you mean it is a trial version? I paid for it (the Pro I have installed currently).

    Where do I get RevoUninstaller?
    My apology thought it was a trial . For the download of Revo Uninstaller click on the download button below


    Download



    kabo0m said:
    Northernsoul55 said:
    Hi,
    Have you tried rolling driver back to the previous version for your logitech webcam?
    Have you tried Uninstalling and reinstalling the logitech webcam drivers/program software?

    This is the driver you want for your Graphics Card:
    Display Driver ver. 8.97.100.7
    Only install the display driver.

    http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/legacy/Pages/legacy-radeonaiw-vista64.aspx

    The BIOS file downloaded ok for me, try again? There is also a BIOS Utility.

    Cheers
    Dave
    Okay so before I install it I have to uninstall the old one right? But which do I uninstall? Just the driver or all?
    You may remove everything . You downloaded the latest version right ?
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  3. kabo0m
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    VistaKing said:
    You may remove everything . You downloaded the latest version right ?
    Yeah I got 13-1-legacy_vista_win7_win8_64_dd_ccc.exe .. that is the correct one right? The one that has the AMD Radeon Display Driver ver. 8.97.100.7
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  4. VistaKing
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    Download this version


    Download



       Note

    AMD Catalyst Display Driver
    Version: 13.1
    Release Date: 1/21/2013


    Yes that is the version you have .
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  6. kabo0m
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    2 questions..

    VistaKing said:
    Yes the Afudos BIOS update tool will help you update your BIOS . You have enough space for the Logitech Webcam. Remove the older version first before you install the current one.
    Do I do the Bios update in DOS or is it done in Windows? Just asking before I actually launch the update tool as I have no clue.

    VistaKing said:
    Try removing the program with RevoUninstaller .
    Question about programs that show up in RevoUninstaller...

    I see a lot of Microsoft ones and I know they are VERY important but what about older ones that are the same but older versions of the newer ones I have? Will removing older ones free up space or remove the newer ones as well or break anything?
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  7. VistaKing
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    Answer to 1st Question : you open the program from withing windows

    Answer to 2nd question : those programs are fine no need to remove them . Some apps require them .
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  8. kabo0m
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    VistaKing said:
    Answer to 1st Question : you open the program from withing windows

    Answer to 2nd question : those programs are fine no need to remove them . Some apps require them .
    Okay thanks. Another question...

    About the video driver. I uninstalled all and am now installing the latest version but ... do I install all of this?
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    You can . Or you could just install the driver .
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  11. kabo0m
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    VistaKing said:
    On the Support site click on BIOS-Utilities

    download Afudos BIOS update tool V2.38
    Okay I am having trouble .... what do I do now?? See the screenshots please.

    With the clean boot as explained here Clean boot for Windows operating systems - Logitech FAQ .... does that make my Windows run at 32bit instead of 64bit for the time being? I am just trying to understand why the errors would say that when it is definitely 64 bit..
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  12. VistaKing
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    Try to run the Afudos Bios Update Tool v2.38 in administrator mode

    Right click on the file and choose Run as administrator

    Added:

    Doing more research looks like the Afudos is a dos program . Read your manual or download from the Asus website .
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  13. kabo0m
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    VistaKing said:
    Try to run the Afudos Bios Update Tool v2.38 in administrator mode

    Right click on the file and choose Run as administrator

    Added:

    Doing more research looks like the Afudos is a dos program . Read your manual or download from the Asus website .
    Yeah I will have to read the manual .. because this is odd ..

    I tried to run it as Administrator and I got this error:
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