Solved video hardware error

[WebMattR]

Well, if NVidia/the machine manufacturer would have the newest driver, and if it says you've the newest one, there's nothing better on the market. However, on their website they should also have the previous drivers available, and I would try downloading one, and doing a rollback to that driver.

 

[steveseven]

so i should look for a previous version, not another type of driver?

 

[WebMattR]

You should look for a previous version, not another type of driver. Did you previously attempt to install a different driver?

 

[steveseven]

You should look for a previous version, not another type of driver. Did you previously attempt to install a different driver?

No I have not, but I did manually updated from XP to 7 in January.

By the way, I just bought Batman Begins (the movie before the Dark Knight), and it does the same exact thing. So what the heck is going on?!

 

[WebMattR]

What are you using to play the dvd?

 

[steveseven]

the disk drive on my laptop

 

[WebMattR]

My apologies, I meant what software are you using?

 

[steveseven]

My apologies, I meant what software are you using?

I'm just putting the disk into my comp and letting it play, the default player is Windows Media Player. Im going to try playing it with Quicktime or something to see if that's any better.

 

[WebMattR]

Try VLC Player.

 

[steveseven]

VLC PLAYER WORKS! holy crap, if I only knew half a year ago haha. why does VLC work and not WMP?

 

[WebMattR]

It's an issue with how WMP handles video files, I believe. I'm honestly not sure. I just know that VLC player is excellent.