BSOD While watching DVDs


  1. Exgladius
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    BSOD While watching DVDs


    Greetings,

    I am getting a blue screen while watching DVDs on my desktop about within 5 minutes of starting the movie. I do not get BSOD playing games, even running both League of Legends and Neverwinter at the same time for example, so it is quite puzzling. This has happened with various drivers and such as well.
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  3. Northernsoul55
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