Keep getting BSOD. All drivers are updated. Removed video card and check memory as well.

t is possible that the issue is related to a driver conflict or compatibility issue between the graphics driver and the operating system. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

1. Update the graphics driver: Download the latest version of the graphics driver from the AMD website and install it. This may resolve any compatibility issues that were present in the previous driver version.
2. Run Windows Update: Check for any available updates for your operating system and install them. This can resolve any compatibility issues with the graphics driver and other system components.
3. Check the device manager: Open the device manager and check if there are any issues with the graphics card or other devices. You may need to update or reinstall the driver for the device.
4. Check the system memory: Use a memory diagnostic tool to check if the system memory is working properly. Faulty memory can cause BSOD errors.
5. Check the power supply: Insufficient power supply can cause system instability and BSOD errors. Check if the power supply is adequate for the system configuration.
6. Disable or remove any third-party antivirus or firewall software: In some cases, these programs can interfere with the graphics driver installation or cause conflicts with system components.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it may be a hardware problem with the graphics card or the motherboard

Overclocked? What OS? What does event viewer says? What code is on the BSOD

they package most bios flash utilities as an exe any more. you'd just have to check your motherboard to find out what version you need and if there IS an update available. also can you post the logs?

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Hi,

I see how frustrating it can be to have a computer that is as unreliable. In this issue, as you described, I see that there are a couple of things that might be causing the failure in your portable system. One is the video card driver, another is the memory module. The reason for the failure on the memory module is that once an operating system is loaded into a computer, it gets loaded in the memory module, and failure of the device will usually result to BSOD.

Here is what you can try to do to further isolate the issue.

1. uninstall the video driver of your computer
a. press the windows key + R
b. type devmgmt.msc then click on ok
c. click on the plus sign beside the display adapter and you should see there something that says Intel GMA 950 Dynamic Video.
d. right click on that item and then choose uninstall.
e. download this file into your computer desktop: video driver
f. restart your computer. when it asks for a video driver for your computer, cancel it then double click on the driver that you downloaded into your desktop.

if this does not resolve the issue, you will need to do trial and error on the memory module on your computer.

2. Reseat the memory module on your computer. Download this user manual so that you will be guided in getting access to the memory module of your computer.

3. if step 2 does not work try to work your computer with one memory module at a time (assuming that you have two memory module installed in your computer. This is to find out if there are any defective memory module installed in your computer.

I do hope this information is enough to fix your computer. Do give me an update on what happens so that we will be able to further diagnose your concern.

Note: it would help much if you take a note on the BSOD error that you encounter.

stconway1
To be able to properly address your BSOD I will need some info from the BSOD. The link below will show you the info that I need.

http://www.fixya.com/support/r4443711-blue_screen_death_bsod_important_info

Thanks

Issken

blue screen aka bsod. when you get this bsod it will show you stop error code. you need to get the code to identify the exact issue you're having. If the bsod occures after the dell logo issue might be the video card or memory. if the bsod occures after windows logo then if might be caused by a corrupted windows updates or windows system file corruption. if the bsod occured after dell logo then check your memory if you have 2 ram modules try to remove 1 ram first then try booting your system using only 1 ram, try to swap and isolate reseat and teach eash slot on each ram module. if bsod occures after windows logo then try to run a test for your hard drive Fn+Power. If no errors it might be windows file corruption which needs to be restored or re-installing OS.

Some projector have driver to get connected to a computer, check the manufacturers web site if there are driver downloads for the computer you're using.

Second;

What is your computers Operating System?
Have you updated your video card's driver? (some manufacturer release updated driver, check PC manufacturer website.)

Have you updated your Computers BIOS?

download the new Bios in your manufacturers website and install?
please indicate your PC's brand and model and Projectors Brand and Model so that we can help you better. Thanks
let me know the result? Good luck?

sounds like might be a bad card,

alternatively your system ram might be giving you grief, i had major BSOD issues with my computer and ram tested fine, upon switching sockets that the ram was in i found that it was actually good ram, bad ram socket.

most bios updates are found on the compaq website, they need to usually uncompress to a 3.5 floppy or they are auto-installing programs u get from the website, your issue however sounds to me more like a corrupted version of windows, did you try a fresh installation with the recovery cds or master disks?

you're mixing 2 different things. the cache is very small, 512KB , 1MB, 2MB 4MB(at the newest CPUs) and it comes with your CPU, when you change the CPU, you change the cache, you cannot work without the cache, its impossible.
the ram, however, is upgradable. and its typical sizes are 512MB, 1GB... etc.
have you updated the BIOS?
are the memory sticks fit for your computer (some times, the fact the memory sticks have different speeds can cause problems?

you are not suppose to see the cache (512kb) of your boot up