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  1. manolz
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       New #21

    I reinstalled my Realtek Audio Drivers as I need sound at this point (I'm not sure if this is one of the causes) .

    What is my next step?

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  3. zigzag3143
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       New #22

    manolz said:
    Yes I have one.
    I did the repair Install.

    I haven't deleted all the drivers, I've removed Speedfan since your message before my Add/Remove Picture update.

    - manolz

    EDIT: by options becoming fewer is this or bad thing? (process of elimination type thing?) or something much worse?

    thanks.,
    Worse. If sfc didnt work, repair install didnt work, you may have to do a re-install.
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  4. manolz
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       New #23

    Well, I haven't crashed yet now for a few hours.

    The SFC file I sent to you showed there were files that didn't delete properly, Should I just ignore that?

    With the drivers above you listed from my last minidump, Were those files taken care of when I did a repair install + SFC?.

    Thanks

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  6. Jonathan_King
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       New #24

    No, the repair install or SFC will not update the old drivers.
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  7. manolz
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       New #25

    Is there any additional info you can provide me for the best way on finding updates to these drivers?.

    I have been stable for a few hours now, and no crashes as yet. Have played Games / Ran multiple apps / Used CPU.

    Thanks
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  8. Jonathan_King
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       New #26

    How To Find Drivers:
    - search Google for the name of the driver
    - compare the Google results with what's installed on your system to figure out which device/program it belongs to
    - visit the web site of the manufacturer of the hardware/program to get the latest drivers (DON'T use Windows Update or the Update driver function of Device Manager).
    - if there are difficulties in locating them, post back with questions and someone will try and help you locate the appropriate program.
    - - The most common drivers are listed on this page: Driver Reference
    - - Driver manufacturer links are on this page: Drivers and Downloads
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  10. zigzag3143
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       New #27

    manolz said:
    Is there any additional info you can provide me for the best way on finding updates to these drivers?.

    I have been stable for a few hours now, and no crashes as yet. Have played Games / Ran multiple apps / Used CPU.

    Thanks
    - manolz
    Yes. Take the name of the driver (in this case your pcouffin.sys and google it. (pcouffin.sys DRIVERS) find the correct one for your system and install it.

    thats it

    Let us know if you need help


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  11. manolz
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       New #28

    I'm having trouble finding the drivers I need to update. I've been stable for a day onwards now after my Repair Install. Is it safe for me to install my Logitech mouse pointer drivers?
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  12. manolz
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       New #29

    Will try my best to find and fix
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  13. zigzag3143
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       New #30

    manolz said:
    I'm having trouble finding the drivers I need to update. I've been stable for a day onwards now after my Repair Install. Is it safe for me to install my Logitech mouse pointer drivers?
    Should be if they are the most current.

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