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  1. RaviR
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    Your old Lenovo audio drivers were blamed by one December 27 dump; try to find an update for those:

    I'm not finding any updates for my audio drivers =(
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  3. RaviR
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       New #12

    Also enable driver verifier: Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable

    With respect to this should i also check all the unknowns as well?
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  4. DeanP
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    Your old Lenovo audio drivers were blamed by one December 27 dump; try to find an update for those:

    I'm not finding any updates for my audio drivers =(
    I don't recommend using the Windows Driver Update feature. I suggest that you go to the Lenovo site and install the update from there.

    Also enable driver verifier: Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable

    With respect to this should i also check all the unknowns as well?
    Click on "Provider" at the top to sort the list by manufacturer. Select all drivers not provided by Microsoft Corporation. The only other drivers that do not get selected are amdxata.sys, and secdrv.sys.

    Actually do not select the unknown ones.
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  6. RaviR
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    Selected the drivers then proceeded to restart. While pc was booting up it blue screened and now startup repair is running

    update

    startup repair said it can't fix the errors automatically and pc was restarted. It booted back up fine. What to do now?
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  7. RaviR
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    I don't recommend using the Windows Drive Update feature. I suggest that you go to the Lenovo site and install the update from there.

    Strange i didn't even know i had a 'lenovo' driver..for my Asus p5nsli motherboard :S
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  8. DeanP
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    Selected the drivers then proceeded to restart. While pc was booting up it blue screened and now startup repair is running

    update

    startup repair said it can't fix the errors automatically and pc was restarted. It booted back up fine. What to do now?
    Use System Restore and restore to the point before you turned on Driver Verifier.
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  10. RaviR
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    DeanP said:
    Selected the drivers then proceeded to restart. While pc was booting up it blue screened and now startup repair is running

    update

    startup repair said it can't fix the errors automatically and pc was restarted. It booted back up fine. What to do now?
    Use System Restore and restore to the point before you turned on Driver Verifier.
    Thanks for the reply..did that =) buh pc still not operating like it use to =( could it really be my RAM going bad?
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  11. DeanP
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    If you think the RAM may be causing the computer to stop working, test your computer for RAM issues with Memtest86+,

    Memtest Tutorial - RAM - Test with Memtest86+
    Memtest Site - Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
    Run at least 7 passes and it is recommended to do this test overnight.
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  12. RaviR
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    DeanP said:
    If you think the RAM may be causing the computer to stop working, test your computer for RAM issues with Memtest86+,

    Memtest Tutorial - RAM - Test with Memtest86+
    Memtest Site - Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
    Run at least 7 passes and it is recommended to do this test overnight.
    left it running, will repost in the morning after it finishes. hope i don't get any errors
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  13. DeanP
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    RaviR said:
    DeanP said:
    If you think the RAM may be causing the computer to stop working, test your computer for RAM issues with Memtest86+,

    Memtest Tutorial - RAM - Test with Memtest86+
    Memtest Site - Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool
    Run at least 7 passes and it is recommended to do this test overnight.
    left it running, will repost in the morning after it finishes. hope i don't get any errors
    *fingers crossed*
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