BSODs While Gaming (Different Driver Errors each time) [ntoskrnl.exe]

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  1. Jayrawr
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    Windows 7 64 bit Home Premium
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       New #11

    Hi,

    Seems to be an issue with the 11.11 ATI Drivers as I found a few other people with similar BSOD's with that version. I have rolled back to an older version of the drives, however the crashes have not yet stopped.

    My card (As i mentioned in the OP) is an HIS HD5750 1gig.
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  3. Caboov
    Posts : 10
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
       New #12

    Like it said


    It appears to be a problem in the support software not the drivers. Uninstall the software and see how it fares.
    It should be in add/remove programs.
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