Yesterday I did a fresh window 7 re-install and ran into a new issue

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    gregrocker said:
    If the laptop monitor is doing the same thing on its own when not connected to the monitor, then this probably isn't caused by the monitor's Power Save Mode but it just is invoked when the signal is lost. Is this what your testing shows?

    Please confirm you reset the Power Options to default. What is the display timeout now?

    Try rolling back the Display driver in Device Manager>Display>Driver tab.

    Try uninstalling the display driver in Control Panel>Programs and Device Manager before a reboot. Then install the latest. Do the same and install the previous version.
    i just went onto you tub and my screen turned off while the movie was playing. turned off, turned back on, did this 2 times while the movie was playing. and afterwords the movie continued to play like normal.

    i set power settings back to defult, screen still turns off and back on and off and back on for ten seconds before game CTD
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    Please answer the questions. This is an interactive process.
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       #33

    gregrocker said:
    Please answer the questions. This is an interactive process.
    still no change. my screen saver has been turned off.

    see its acting normally just fine for awhile while its loading.

    i made a vedio of my laptop to show what its doing.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kd7b3gOwUuw
    Last edited by Akura; 11 Apr 2015 at 17:46.
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  4.    #34

    Why did you say your monitor went blank? Clearly the video shows the monitor is still functioning but the game has hung with a "Not responding." This is something completely different than what you said the problem was with both the monitor and the laptop screen going blank.

    If you're playing this Steam game from an external then it's not even benefitting from being on a hard drive since it's coming via the USB controller which is a throttle and could itself be the problem.

    So I'd load the Steam game onto the same drive to see what happens.

    Then work through the steps to go over your PC thoroughly following the Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7
    starting with establishing a clean boot, lean AV only, hardware tests including on the external, all infection scans, SFC, resolve repeat errors in logs. Report back as you go through those steps first as there may be others indicated.
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    gregrocker said:
    Why did you say your monitor went blank? Clearly the video shows the monitor is still functioning but the game has hung with a "Not responding." This is something completely different than what you said the problem was with both the monitor and the laptop screen going blank.

    If you're playing this Steam game from an external then it's not even benefitting from being on a hard drive since it's coming via the USB controller which is a throttle and could itself be the problem.

    So I'd load the Steam game onto the same drive to see what happens.

    Then work through the steps to go over your PC thoroughly following the Troubleshooting Steps for Windows 7
    starting with establishing a clean boot, lean AV only, hardware tests including on the external, all infection scans, SFC, resolve repeat errors in logs. Report back as you go through those steps first as there may be others indicated.
    yes BUT my monitor turned off though with the green light still on thats my problem LOL how to keep it from doing that. AND i have played games on my brower thats on my hard drive and the problem still there.

    i did all these tests and found nothing wrong. all my drivers are working with no errors

    i changed my herts for my laptop to 50 and the screen still turned off on my laptop even with my monitor turned off

    i maxed out my resolution and kept it the same for both screens. same thing both screens turned off.

    ok i went into my event viewer and i found something

    Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered

    could that be reason my screens turned off

    i reinstalled the driver back to factory settings. re-updated it and the screen still fails and display driver still crashes.
    Last edited by Akura; 12 Apr 2015 at 14:50.
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       #36

    Did you do the re-install because of this problem or was it working properly, you did the re-install and now there's a problem?
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    The Display Driver failure is a strong clue. Again, are there any other older or newer drivers for that adapter? On the Driver tab in Device Manager>Display, click Update driver, first Automatically, and then Browse for stored driver which archives all drivers that have been displayed from that device.

    I realize its a fresh install but go back to any earlier including Standard VGA placeholder driver to compare.

    Next check the PC's Support Downloads webpage for older driver, check the device maker's Downloads webpage for a Beta, different, or older driver to try.

    Finally if all else fails, uninstall the Display driver in Device Manager and Control Panel>Programs, then reboot until there is no driver other than Standard VGA which is the driver you get when nothing else is yet avaiable. Now Enable hardware auto-updating via Windows Update (Steps 3 and 6) and Check for Updates to install whatever driver it delivers under Important or Optional plus all other Updates which may patch the display.

    I believe I already gave you these steps earlier but haven't time to check because I have installs going on two continents right now. So it's up to you to go back through the thread and make sure you've skipped absolutely nothing because often the skipped step is the fix.
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       #38

    gregrocker said:
    The Display Driver failure is a strong clue. Again, are there any other older or newer drivers for that adapter? On the Driver tab in Device Manager>Display, click Update driver, first Automatically, and then Browse for stored driver which archives all drivers that have been displayed from that device.

    I realize its a fresh install but go back to any earlier including Standard VGA placeholder driver to compare.

    Next check the PC's Support Downloads webpage for older driver, check the device maker's Downloads webpage for a Beta, different, or older driver to try.

    Finally if all else fails, uninstall the Display driver in Device Manager and Control Panel>Programs, then reboot until there is no driver other than Standard VGA which is the driver you get when nothing else is yet avaiable. Now Enable hardware auto-updating via Windows Update (Steps 3 and 6) and Check for Updates to install whatever driver it delivers under Important or Optional plus all other Updates which may patch the display.

    I believe I already gave you these steps earlier but haven't time to check because I have installs going on two continents right now. So it's up to you to go back through the thread and make sure you've skipped absolutely nothing because often the skipped step is the fix.
    i have uninstall the display driver in device manager and control panel, i rebooted it. then did all those steps. reinstall it and it still same issue happens. apparently im not only one with this problem.

    there got to be away to fix this... very frustrating
    Last edited by Akura; 13 Apr 2015 at 18:32.
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  9.    #39

    When I give you multiple steps and you only reply that you've completed one, it makes me think some might be missed.

    Before we continue please go back to the top of thread and confirm that you have completed every step, missing none. If you have questions how to do them completely then ask back so they get done without issue.

    Often we find the skipped step is the solution so please reply to each step so we can move on.
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    gregrocker said:
    When I give you multiple steps and you only reply that you've completed one, it makes me think some might be missed.

    Before we continue please go back to the top of thread and confirm that you have completed every step, missing none. If you have questions how to do them completely then ask back so they get done without issue.

    Often we find the skipped step is the solution so please reply to each step so we can move on.
    ok i just unstalled my device drivers for nvedia and restarted my laptop nothing was on it but the VGA placeholder and then I re installed them. and still i'm getting a display driver crashed error.

    gregrocker said:
    There should be a VGA or HDMI port to plug a monitor into your laptop to compare.
    im using a DVI port , the white one.
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