BSOD on Startup (normally)


  1. BernyT
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    Windows 7 Professsional x64
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    BSOD on Startup (normally)


    I've been getting quite a few BSOD lately, completely out of the blue. I really cannot understand why this keeps happening. Everything seems to point towards a graphics card problem, but my graphics card is up to date.

    I had to edit a lot of the logs to keep the zip file from being a little too large. If I took too much stuff out let me know and I'll reupload another one.

    Fingers crossed you guys can help me again :) Thanks
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  3. YoYo155
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    Windows 10
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    You're using 320.18 which is very very buggy! (See comment section)
    Downgrade back to 314.22 and should be fine :) .
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