Gileotine

Hey there. I can't install the driver because it doesn't let me do it in safe mode. It appears any time the GPU is touched by the computer it just blue screens. In safe mode I'm able to do most things that I cannot do with my GPU on, such as open chrome and search thr web. Does this mean my GPU is basically dead? Even with the drivers uninstalled it still triggers the blue screen, and attempting to install it results in no luck, it blue screens as soon as the Nvidia experience opens.

I need an ethernet to run it in safe mode unforch, I'm getting that today. My computer wont stay out of BSOD long enough to run the graphics card driver, it'll just bluescreen. I'm gonna try to get the driver in during safemode with a USB stick or something, but I have an old Nvidia driver file already, and that one wont let me use it in safe mode. So I'll circle back later today once I have the stuff rto do this

Also, if it was a CPU issue, why is the computer okay during safe mode? Wouldn't a hardware problem or misaligned CPU cause problems even in that mode?

You prob did talk to me on reddit, I uhhhh just reached out to the two places I knew had consistent advice (LTT Forums and Reddit). I'll follow your advice there and here, since I dont really know how to read dump files.

Idk why it's quoting you I'm sorry! I installed ddu in safe mode and removed my graphics drivers successfully. However I don't have a hardline ethernet cable yet, so I couldn't download drivers in safe mode. I tried to go back in on normal boot but opening anything causes the computer to blue screen. I'll find a way to get the driver, but I don't think Nvidia will let you install a driver on safe mode

Every time I open up Chrome I instantly get a blue screen, so I'm going to try to get ddu on a USB somehow

Sorry took a nap, gonna try to do this quick

I'll do that, thank you. PRoblem though, my computer wont let me start up GeForce Experience/Drivers while in safe mode, and it only stays in normal boot mode for 2 minutes before bluescreening. Do you think uninstalling it via DDU might stop the computer from going nuts or nah

Evening folks I'm Greyson. I need your help! I downloaded an update for my graphics card via the GeForce Experience. I did this because Space Marine 2 was not really getting past the opening cutscene, figured it might be a driver issue. After that didn't work, I gave up and turned off the computer. The next morning things started up as usual, but 2 minutes after logging in I got hit with a Bluescreen that said: KERNEL SECURITY CHECK FAILURE After some googling people said it was likely to be my RAM. I did a RAM check and replaced the RAM with extra sticks of the same RAM, but the computer still BSOD after I logged in, but now with a different error code: WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR From here I am stumped. I don't really know what to do, and I can't get the nvidia driver uninstalled or reinstalled quick enough, as the computer just BSODs before it happens. I will note that the computer does not BSOD in Safe Mode. Hope this helps. Please let me know if you need any more information. Note: Here's the 'Minidump' that an automod on reddit asked for: https://files.catbox.moe/l17x0h.zip Best, Greyson

outstanding she actually just turned on no adjusts needed. Lmao what I'm actually astounded

we're gonna fire her up in a sec lets see

Ah, sorry mate I've never been part of teh linux enviroment, maybe some other time. You think the thing will actually boot out of a completely different computer from the old SSD?

TL;DR what steps do I need to take to start a fully assembled sans hard drives pc? Evening everyone. A friend of mine works at [company] and just gave me one of their e-recycled PCs. Of course, the thing has all the hard-drives ripped out, and I have 4 (2 SSD, 2 regular HDs) that I want to put into the machine. These hard drives came from my broken build a while back. Trying to retrace what I did to start my first computer, I'm assuming I'm going to need a USB stick with windows downloaded onto it. Problem is I dont have a CD key and I'll have to go and buy that. But what about my old drives? Will the data on there still be usable, or is data 'locked' to my old, destroyed PC?

You wouldn't recommend capitalizing on the deals? Or is it just a gamble if my GPU is even on sale and I could end up in the middle of a shortage

Alright, I got it. For now I think im gonna buy a replacement graphics card that can trend comfortably into a new build. I might wait for Black Friday/Cyber Monday to do that. I still have a laptop that I can play games on in the meantime. As suggested above Im considering the 6700XT or the RX 7600 -- theyre very similarly priced out here in Japan and in the used market theyre as low as 35000 yen consistently. So, it might not be that much of a jump. My 2070 cost 500 bucks back in the day ... I think that was because of the GPU shortages.