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try opening an elevated command prompt (click start, type cmd in the search box, right click the cmd entry that appears, and select run as administrator and provide admin permission) you will get a black command window open. copy/paste this into the window chkdsk C: /F /R and hit return. It will tell you it can't do it with the drive in use, then will ask you if you would like to run it upon next reboot. Select yes. Close the window and reboot. That is assuming you want to check your C drive. If you want to check any other drive, just replace the C with the drive letter of the drive you want to check. You can also get Seatools for Windows that will install. Run the short and the long test. It will just do a better job running from DOS. You can get a CD for almost nothing.

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If you are overclocking anything, please set everything back to default levels
If you do not have it already, please install Precision X it can be downloaded from EVGA, use the monitoring tab to display on screen temps and fan speed. Watch them closely wile playing.
Use a good CPU temp monitoring program and monitor your CPU temps
Update your graphics driver from Nvidia using this method NVIDIA Drivers - Avoid Problems
Let us know how this works or if you see unusually high temps.

Yes, everything, But not the display folder itself, then go to add/remove programs and uninstall all Nvidia drivers, HDMI, HD Audio, Phys X and 3D vision drivers making sure to uninstall the display driver last. You should have already set Windows update to download but let me decide what to install. When you uninstall the display driver last, you will be told to reboot, do so. Then install the new drivers, choose custom install, make sure the clean install box is checked, uncheck everything except the display driver and PhysX driver. You can install GeForce Experience if you want to, but I find it gives me more problems than without it. Once installed it will say reboot. That will give you the cleanest install I can find. You can see by the contents of your display driver folder that you have a whole lot of other drivers in your system. Now, you will only have 1, the one you are using. I think the tutorial is pretty much self explanatory, but if you have questions, just ask.

Just post the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions here.