BSOD 0x00000116

Attached is a picture of the BSOD I am getting, any suggestions? I think it is something to do with videos, but I'm not sure. Should I try updating my drivers? This started happening shortly after I did the recommended Windows Update that my computer automatically does.

Thanks!

Thank you for the help!! I was impatient and tried playing around with it a little more before seeing your response... I definitely should have waited though!

I tried running it in safe mode and updating the drivers through AMD's website, but it stopped halfway through the install with an error message. I then thought I would try to see if any Windows Updates were available in regular mode, and saw there were 12 new ones. 11 of them updated and 1 had an error. It said to restart my computer to finish updating so I did that.

During the restart/update it seemed to freeze. It was stuck on the same screen for about 30 minutes so I tried pressing " CTRL + ALT + DLT" but that did nothing. I then held down the power button and it shut off. I turned it back on a few minutes later and the same thing happened. I turned it off and on again and it said "Configuring Windows updates 35% complete Do not turn off your computer." It stayed on this screen for 30 minutes so I manually shut it down again. During the next restart a black screen came up that said "one of your disks needs to be checked for consistency." After checking the disk I am now back at the "Configuring Windows updates 35% complete Do not turn off your computer" screen :/ It has been stuck on this screen for about 15 minutes.

I will let it sit on this screen for a few more hours and hopefully it will eventually finish updating. If it does finish updating I will try to uninstall and reinstall the drivers like you suggested. Will I be able to do this in safe mode - networking? My computer crashes if I access the internet not in safe mode.

If the screen stays stuck on the 35% complete updating screen do you have any advice to get it off that?

Thank you very much!!

Update complete and computer turned on :)

Just to make sure I understand correctly, I should plug an external hard drive into a working computer, download the drivers onto the external hard drive, and then plug the external hard drive into the broken computer?

I guess before I plug the external drive into the broken computer I will want to uninstall the current drivers though. Should I just uninstall the current drivers through the control panel since I cannot access internet on the broken computer and therefore cannot use the Display Driver Uninstaller you mentioned?

Also, in case it is helpful, I have a Lenovo Ideapad U400.

Thank you!
Kate

Thank you!!

In downloading the new drivers onto a USB, I am having trouble finding a download for one of the two graphics drivers.
My computer says it is running:
AMD Radeon. HD 6470M (version 8.851.0.0)
and
Mobile Intel(R) HD Graphics (version 8.851.0.0)
I found the download for the correct version of the AMD driver (Laptops and netbooks :: IdeaPad U Series laptops :: IdeaPad U400 - Lenovo Support (US)) but the only one I see for the Intel Driver is a different version. Is it ok to download the newer version of the Intel driver? It doesn't list my computer (Ideapad U400) as being compatible with the new version. Here is a link to the new version Intel HD Graphics Driver for Windows 7 (64-bit) - ThinkPad Edge E430, Edge E430c, Edge E530, Edge E530c, Lenovo B430 - Lenovo Support (US)

Sorry for all the questions! I really do appreciate the help though!

Unfortunately, I tried that but it doesn't show that any Intel driver is needed for my device The only graphics driver listed is the AMD one. I guess I'll just try it with the AMD one and skip the Intel one for now?