Problem with Aero Theme

[Luisa]

Hello guys,

 

I formatted my laptop yesterday, I already have it for a few months and I never had this problem with my first format.

So after formatting I installed all the drivers with the order 1. Chipset 2. Video 3. Audio 4. Bluetooth 5.Card Reader 6. Inter Rapid Storage Technology and everything else after.

Then I started having the problem where Windows started to be really slow and this error poped up:

 

I tried to google the error and tried every possible solution there was online.

Tried to install windows updates, uninstall and re-install the graphic driver and nothing worked.

I also don't want to use the Windows 7 Basic because it's ugly.

If I could get any assistance I would appreciate it. Thank you.

 

 

Laptop model: Msi GE62 2QF Apache Pro

Windows 7 x64

PU Latest 5th Gen. Intel® Core™ i7 5950HQ / 5700HQ processor

Chipset Intel HM87

Graphics GeForce GTX 970M

[m0k]

its an annoying pop-up but it never slowed down my computer when i was on win7
very odd 

[Electronics Wizardy]

This is waht happens when you run low on vram. If the game performance is fine, just ignore it.

[Luisa]

7 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

This is waht happens when you run low on vram. If the game performance is fine, just ignore it.

Thing is, I'm not playing any games when it happens, just happens when I have a few windows / browsers opened.

And, like I said in the topic, the performance slows down alot.

I made a preview video of the problem:

 

 

[Patrick3D]

Did you install the Nvidia drivers as well? I only see the Intel driver showing in the right-click context menu when you right-clicked the desktop.

[Luisa]

8 minutes ago, Patrick3D said:

Did you install the Nvidia drivers as well? I only see the Intel driver showing in the right-click context menu when you right-clicked the desktop.

I did try with them installed and uninstalled. The same problem happens with both ways.

[Patrick3D]

Run Windows Updates, according to this thread: Win7 Aero Crashing the problem occurs with the latest nVidia drivers unless Windows is updated. The alternative is to download an older nVidia driver.

[Luisa]

3 minutes ago, Patrick3D said:

Run Windows Updates, according to this thread: Win7 Aero Crashing the problem occurs with the latest nVidia drivers unless Windows is updated. The alternative is to download an older nVidia driver.

I did try with an older one as well. Versions 355.98 and 353.74 to be exact. They are available in my laptop's driver page, so I tried both. Then I also tried with the newest one and also didn't fix it.