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  1. VistaKing
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       New #21

    Try removing any of the drivers you installed before the blue screen happened .
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  3. Huludrock
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    Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 8 32 bit.....Not too impressed so far
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       New #22

    MSDART didn't work either.
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  4. Huludrock
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       New #23

    Guess I gotta re-install overtop
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  6. VistaKing
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       New #24

    We could try uninstalling from the command prompt first before we reinstall Windows
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  7. Huludrock
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       New #25

    Too late.....All the docs are there so its no biggie.
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  8. VistaKing
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       New #26

    Are you reinstalling windows ?
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  10. Huludrock
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       New #27

    I already did. I have customers schedules to consider so I can't always wait for the absolute end all fix or too many experiments. I left myself enough time to install and clean up a new install and grab docs.
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  11. Huludrock
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       New #28

    I'm always looking to learn though so how do you uninstall drivers from cmd?
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  12. VistaKing
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       New #29

    Type in the commands below inside the command prompt

    wmic product get name


    Press <Enter>

    product where name="" call uninstall


    press <Enter> then press Y

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    Type in the name how it is listed on the list in between the quotes. When you input the key wmic product get name
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  13. Huludrock
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       New #30

    So its a one driver at a time thing? Where am I pulling the names from?
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