hello i have problem with my graphic card, and when i turn on computer its all fine but on logon screen it stop and sometimes there is BSOD
i know that problem is in graphic card because in safe mode its all fine and i tried to unistal drivers and next time at startup its all fine and system instal drivers and need restart but then its all same
Welcome Martin654321 to SF.
Do you have on board graphics, if so then remove graphics card and test. Then clean the pci-e slot and re-insert. Do you have updated Nvidia drivers and a updated BIOS?
Thx.
i have unpluged my graphic card and now i working on chipset nvidia geforce 7025
i tried it and nothing change
when i update drivers now nvidia 260.99 is latest and after reboot there is again same problem
i also tried to instal a new OS windows seven ultimate 64 bit and after some time my system can't start
System won't start or the screen is now always Blue Screen? I was hoping we could try to sort the GPU out first as now I think we could have a dieing video card and a newly upgraded but unknown successful OS load. Can you restart to success like you could with the 32bit version? This is mimicking my current system which will boot perfect about 1 out of 10 tries the other 9 tries will take another 1 to 5+ attempts. I've been switching out suspect components to no success and I've decided to just live with it for a while till I can focus on my GPU card or another 8gb of ram with a possibility of a new CPU and Mobo......ouch ! I think you need to switch this post over to the BSOD team.
system start but display blanks and there is no blue screen now after i instaled new system
but system works fine for 2-3 days and there is again blanking screen after "starting windows"
i think that BSOD is no problem more just graphic card
i was thinking to instal xp and see is problem in windows seven and is my graphic card fully compatible with 7
i have also sure that problem isn't in in 32 bit because my last system was 32 bit
The team here can give you tools and instruction on how to capture a file which will help them diagnose the BSOD when it occurs. Likely they will have your stress your ram, and cpu and gpu to see if it's a component issue. The good news is you can like me restart and get to a working screen correct ? Don't install XP just yet and wait for some ideas to filter in. Also these post could be very valuable reading:
Why is my screen black when I start Windows 7?
Generating a memory dump for a hung process
along with many other helpful tips and tools.
Cheers and good luck.
the Cheese
ok thx a lot i wil try
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