Kernel error Event id 41

[Exantic]

Hi everyone.. im not sure where to post this..i need some help here..

Here's the scenario:

When i first got my computer,there wasnt any noise during startup..there's some sort of noise when it starts up now,been at it for months..that doesnt really bother me..

Today,i was playing an online game when suddenly my screen turned black and stuffs,it says no signal on my monitor,then suddenly it came back up with some error and on the bottom right it says it had just recoverd from some kernel error..

I ignored it and continued playing and suddenly around 30 secs later it frozed and theres some beeping sounds non-stop until i forced shutdown via the power button..

I checked the eventlog and found out about this event 41 id problem..im not sure of what to do and what to provide..please help me.

Update: currently updating this in safemode with networking..as i was surfing the net earlier,the screen turned a lil pink..and i could do anything but move the mouse.. so i forced shutdown again and went to safe mode..sigh.

 

[seavixen32]

Welcome to Windows Seven Forums.

Have a look at this Microsoft article: Windows Kernel event ID 41 error in Windows 7 or in Windows Server 2008 R2:

Posting your computer specifications will also help us to help you.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/9733-screenshots-files-upload-post-seven-forums.html

 

[Exantic]

here it is


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[Exantic]

update: i shut down the pc in safemode earlier..and on it again,this time my resolution has been dropped to 1600 x 1200 from the original 1980 x 1200

under device manager,it says my graphics card is not working properly..

Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) <-- this is the message when i clicked on it..

 

[seavixen32]

Is your computer a laptop or desktop?

Error 43 definitely relates to your graphics card.

It sounds very much as though you have major problems with your graphics card (assuming you have a desktop) so you might want to remove the graphics card and see whether you get the same error when you boot up (obviously your screen resolution will drop like a stone).

If you don't get the error you either need to check for updated drivers or in the worse case scenario, replace your graphics card.

 

[Exantic]

Its a desktop.

Alright i'll try what you suggested and i'll report back the results soon

 

[Exantic]

Hey..ive removed the card but the monitor cable cant connect lol..so im posting this thru my phone..