Bluescreen after load Atipcie.sys


  1. Kacox
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    Bluescreen after load Atipcie.sys


    Hi, my english isn't too good but I'll try to explain myself.
    After install the new Ati driver (ATI Radeon HD3450) a bluescreen keep showing after load Atipcie.sys. I can't start windows. Now I'm on Windows 7 from another partition on the same HD. The recovery disk can't solve the problem.
    How can I repair my old windows 7 from this partition or uninstall the Ati drivers if that is the problem?
    Thanks a lot.
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  3. zigzag3143
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    Kacox said:
    Hi, my english isn't too good but I'll try to explain myself.
    After install the new Ati driver (ATI Radeon HD3450) a bluescreen keep showing after load Atipcie.sys. I can't start windows. Now I'm on Windows 7 from another partition on the same HD. The recovery disk can't solve the problem.
    How can I repair my old windows 7 from this partition or uninstall the Ati drivers if that is the problem?
    Thanks a lot.
    Boot into safe mode (F8) and the driver wont load. You can then delete it and u pon reboot win 7 will install a new driver.


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  4. Kacox
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    Thanks for answer so soon.
    I just did what you said. But now, there's another bluescreen after load classpnp.sys
    The error says
    0x0000007B (0xFFFFF880009A9928,0XFFFFFFFFC0000034,0X0000000000000000,0X0000000000000000)
    Thanks a lot for your help.
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  6. Jonathan_King
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    Try a system restore to get to a point before the troubles began.
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  7. Kacox
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    I can't. System Restore doesn't work.
    Thanks
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  8. Kacox
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  10. Jonathan_King
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    Go to \Windows\System32\Drivers on your damaged partition and rename atikmdag.sys to atikmdag.sys.old and Atipcie.sys to Atipcie.sys.old. Then boot up the other installation, and let Windows install some drivers.

    Also, could you upload the dmps located in \Windows\Minidump of your damaged partition? Please follow the instructions in this tutorial: https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...-analysis.html
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