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If its not the drivers that is causing the BSOD ? Something has to be . How many security software do you have installed ?
If its not the drivers that is causing the BSOD ? Something has to be . How many security software do you have installed ?
Nope I did not purchase it :) Alright, I just hate how long this program takes to scan though. But if it helps with the bsod problems then it'd be worth it.
Uninstalling now.
ps: All of a sudden, I can now change my brightness setting? And did you see my post about the weird driver version (9.2, ect?)
InformationLooking at Lenovo's website your Laptop comes with one of these graphic cards. Lenovo doesn't update the drivers they only have the drivers that come with the PC. To get updated drivers you go to the manufacture of the graphic cards.
Lets uninstall this update "KB2778344" and then restart
InformationKB2778344 Windows Update - Uninstall an Update
TipIf it comes up again in Windows Update . Just hide the update. Right click on it and choose Hide Update
Do this for me please
On the computer, press the Windows key and the X key, and then select Device Manager.
In Device Manager, expand Processors.
Double-click the processor, and then click the Details tab.
ln the drop-down list, click to select Hardware Ids.
Examine the information in the details pane to determine whether the computer uses an AMD Family 0x14 (20) processor.
NoteIf its a model 2 processor download the update
InformationKB2818604
Download
Last edited by VistaKing; 28 Feb 2013 at 16:27.
I have uninstalled the update you told me to, it succeeded and I hid it in windows update. My cpu is a model 2, I went to download the update and install it but it reports that the update is already installed.
(off topic, after uninstalling daemon tools and avast! free antivirus, my computer has been a bit snappier I'm still on 9.2.0.0 display driver though)
When I was looking at your Windows updates it didn't locate the KB2818604 update.
Try downloading the driver from AMD's website again .