BSOD's 0x116 and 0x9F when doing anything now.

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  1. Lenka
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    Uhhhh it wont let me istall winflash, because i suppose of another problem ive been experiencing.. Ever since i wiped my lappy, now i watched the whole damn process everything ran smoothly until AFTER the Asus update finished updating everything, it decided to cease to exist. Now ever since then ive been getting error messages requesting acpi atk0100 kernal mode driver and getting a P4G error claiming this is not an Asus lapop. Now when i try to install this, a message pops up telling me a similar thing. Oh and my computer runs fine in safe mode, is there something specific you want me to do?
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  3. Lenka
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    by the way before i posted that one i was casually reading up on bios updating and trying to reply to you when it BSOD'd on me again... its like it senses me trying to fix the issue hahahha
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  4. Britton30
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    When you run Furmark do you see any artifacts, that is color splotches or anything abnormal in the animation?
    The high frame count is showing the total frames displayed, FPS is frames per second. It will run faster without the furry donut.

    I would try a graphics driver from you laptop's makers's site as laptops often have one modded specific to each model.
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  6. Lenka
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    no artifacts at all, i made sure to keep an eye out for em, and i already updated my graphics card couple of days ago
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  7. Britton30
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    Some hardware tests to run.



    Hard drive(s), pick one for your HDD brand or use Seatools.
    7 Free Hard Drive Testing Software Tools


    For RAM, this will require memtest on a bootable CD or USB stick.
    Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool this should run for a minimum of 7 passes.
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  8. Lenka
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    Thank you, but i really want to try and update my BIOS is there another method?
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  10. Lenka
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    I have no idea what motherboard i have, tried looking cant find any info
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  11. Britton30
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    I tried Googling the model number from your specs, used it on the ASUS site and got no results either. Do you have any supporting documents, manuals or disk with this laptop?
    Download http://www.piriform.com/speccy it will give you, among many other things, you hardware info.
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  12. Lenka
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    good news, updated my BIOS, got that ATPI or whatever asus thing, and i finally got the asus live update utility. Im now going to try and do those tests.

    Unfortunately something tells me it will still be BSODing on me, but we shall see after these changes if it happens, ill keep you posted. Also do you think using a can of compressed air would help?
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  13. Britton30
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    Blowing dust and dead mice out is always useful and can't hurt anything.
    Let us know how it goes. :)
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