Windows 7: BSOD after "Windows is starting..." with "MCE"

Tike · 29 May 2013

I can only change to 4:3 resolutions..
Maybe I can find a program to force change resolution.

Kaktussoft · 29 May 2013

Test nvidia card using Video Card - Stress Test with Furmark
Look if nvidia is working fine in another machine.

I think the card is faulty. Still warranty?

Tike · 29 May 2013

It's second hand, don't know if the warranty is still on it. I'll run the stress test now.

Tike · 29 May 2013

Turns out, I can't run it, because it doesn't recognize my graphics card.Instead it recognizes "Standard VGA Graphics Adapter".

Kaktussoft · 29 May 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Tike

Turns out, I can't run it, because it doesn't recognize my graphics card.Instead it recognizes "Standard VGA Graphics Adapter".

Install nvidia driver, boot to safe mode and run the test. Maybe it works(?)

Tike · 29 May 2013

That might work, I'll try ASAP.

Kaktussoft · 29 May 2013

Quote: Originally Posted by Tike

That might work, I'll try ASAP.

safe mode loads minimum amount of services and loads "standard vga driver". But maybe the testtool works(?)

I don't know a graphics test tool from bootable CD

x BlueRobot · 29 May 2013

Do you have a onboard graphics card or a graphics card you can swap with?

Tike · 29 May 2013

I have a spare 7600 GS lying around which I replaced with the GTX 275.

x BlueRobot · 29 May 2013

If you can't get the stress test to run, then remove your current graphics card, and then place the other graphics card into the same PCI/PCIe slot, then boot into Windows normally and see if the computer crashes.