Evening
I was getting the BSOD so I reinstalled Windows7 on to my SSD.
I downloaded all the motherboard drivers and video card drivers from the web before I reinstalled.
But I kept getting the BSOD. I did a bit of research and downloaded the Windows debugging tool and found out it was nvlddmkm.sy_ causing all the problems. uninstalled the nvidia drivers, ran driver sweeper and rebooted. then looked in C drive for nvlddmkm i found 2 from 2009 that I can't rename or delete. I tried to change permissions, it let me but now i need permission from myself to change it, clicking try again does nothing. I haven't gone in to safe mode to try and rename them yet. Might be my next stop.
anyway Please see attached files as requested.
Cheers
I was getting the BSOD so I reinstalled Windows7 on to my SSD.
I downloaded all the motherboard drivers and video card drivers from the web before I reinstalled.
But I kept getting the BSOD. I did a bit of research and downloaded the Windows debugging tool and found out it was nvlddmkm.sy_ causing all the problems. uninstalled the nvidia drivers, ran driver sweeper and rebooted. then looked in C drive for nvlddmkm i found 2 from 2009 that I can't rename or delete. I tried to change permissions, it let me but now i need permission from myself to change it, clicking try again does nothing. I haven't gone in to safe mode to try and rename them yet. Might be my next stop.
anyway Please see attached files as requested.
Cheers
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 Home premium 64bitI7 2600KGTX 560 ti
- OS
- Windows 7 Home premium 64bit
- CPU
- I7 2600K
- Graphics Card(s)
- GTX 560 ti
- Sound Card
- on board
- Hard Drives
- 128 gig SSD (C drive)
3tb seagate