Computer BSOD on startup and restarts, boots fine into safemode


  1. mkiriti
    Posts : 6
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Computer BSOD on startup and restarts, boots fine into safemode


    My computer boots fine into safe mode, but when i try to boot normally computer gives me BSOD and restarts automatically, the nvidia drivers or my GTX 460 are causing the problems.

    It boots fine normally when i select standard VGA driver in device manager for my GTX 460


    Things i have tried which did not help:
    I have installed and tried many different versions of drivers after uninstalling with display driver uninstaller.
    Installed a clean copy of Windows 7 SP1.
    Tried installing only the drivers without physx, audio etc. for nvidia GTX 460.

    I have attached the zip file containing the minidump and my complete system information.
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  3. kefah
    Posts : 35
    Windows 7 Ultimate x32
       New #2

    remove driver of VGA

    try this



    follow this
    download ccleaner from this link

    Download ccsetup416 slim exe

    install it only
    donot run it
    then download ccleaner enhancer from this link

    Download CCEnhancer Multilanguage zip

    run it
    and press download latest
    then run ccleaner now
    now
    in
    cleaning tab
    check all selection in windows and application tab
    except the selection of wipe free space in windows tab
    press cean now button in the right side
    after that go to registery tab and press search for
    then press fix all selected
    then
    download antimalwarebyte from this link

    Download mbam setup 1012 exe

    install it and run it then update it if it asked
    then perform full scan to whole computer partitions from safe mode
    and remove all threats
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  4. essenbe
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    Windows 11 Pro
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  6. mkiriti
    Posts : 6
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
    Thread Starter
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    UPDATE: Just baked my GTX 460 in the oven for 9 minutes at 185 deg C and voila its working!


    Thanks for the support guys if any one wants additional info please ask :)
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