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Got bluescreen after installing gpu driver!!!

wira94

after installing my gpu driver i restart my computer and everytime it goes to startup it goes bluescreen...so i have to go to safe mood and uninstall the driver...restart it n it will be ok...but the problem is my resolution still not what i use normally...i can only install some of the oldest driver for my gpu...but the gpu shows problem like code 43....if i download and install the latest version for my gpu it can't detect it...right know i'm only using generic non-pnp monitor on standard vga graphics adapter...here is the spec for my computer:

 

windows 7 64bit

4gb ram

500gb storage

550w psu

2GB ddr3 nvidia geforce gt 630

Motherboard Asrock 960gc-gs fx

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3 minutes ago, wira94 said:

after installing my gpu driver i restart my computer and everytime it goes to startup it goes bluescreen...so i have to go to safe mood and uninstall the driver...restart it n it will be ok...but the problem is my resolution still not what i use normally...i can only install some of the oldest driver for my gpu...but the gpu shows problem like code 43....if i download and install the latest version for my gpu it can't detect it...right know i'm only using generic non-pnp monitor on standard vga graphics adapter...here is the spec for my computer:

 

windows 7 64bit

4gb ram

500gb storage

550w psu

2GB ddr3 nvidia geforce gt 630

Motherboard Asrock 960gc-gs fx

what's the CPU, see FX, so guessing a Lower-tier FX juding by 4GB of ram.

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5 minutes ago, wira94 said:

after installing my gpu driver i restart my computer and everytime it goes to startup it goes bluescreen...so i have to go to safe mood and uninstall the driver...restart it n it will be ok...but the problem is my resolution still not what i use normally...i can only install some of the oldest driver for my gpu...but the gpu shows problem like code 43....if i download and install the latest version for my gpu it can't detect it...right know i'm only using generic non-pnp monitor on standard vga graphics adapter...here is the spec for my computer:

 

windows 7 64bit

4gb ram

500gb storage

550w psu

2GB ddr3 nvidia geforce gt 630

Motherboard Asrock 960gc-gs fx

What driver are you trying to install?

NOTE: I no longer frequent this site. If you really need help, PM/DM me and my e.mail will alert me. 

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12 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

What driver are you trying to install?

the gpu driver that is nvidia...

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12 hours ago, Crazycatman said:

what's the CPU, see FX, so guessing a Lower-tier FX juding by 4GB of ram.

i'm not pretty sure what type of cpu i'm using....i'm gueasing the amd.

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17 minutes ago, wira94 said:

the gpu driver that is nvidia...

I'm sorry, I should be more specific, which driver please, post a link here for it

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5 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

I'm sorry, I should be more specific, which driver please, post a link here for it

any driver that i download give me the same result like for example here https://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/132837 this is the newest version...

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1 hour ago, wira94 said:

any driver that i download give me the same result like for example here https://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/132837 this is the newest version...

According to that link, your nVidia card isn't supported from that driver....so it's possible that's one cause.

Try to find the original driver from the maker of the card, and install that.

Or let Windows Update find it...

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16 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

According to that link, your nVidia card isn't supported from that driver....so it's possible that's one cause.

Try to find the original driver from the maker of the card, and install that.

Or let Windows Update find it...

not supported???....if u go to the Supported Products section n then go to GeForce 600 Series u can find my type of driver in that list it's GeForce GT 630....

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16 hours ago, Radium_Angel said:

According to that link, your nVidia card isn't supported from that driver....so it's possible that's one cause.

Try to find the original driver from the maker of the card, and install that.

Or let Windows Update find it...

i already try installing it using windows update...i can see my driver on the deviice manager but the problem is it has yellow warning sign on it...when i double click it n see on the device status it said "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)"......

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35 minutes ago, wira94 said:

i already try installing it using windows update...i can see my driver on the deviice manager but the problem is it has yellow warning sign on it...when i double click it n see on the device status it said "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43)"......

https://www.lifewire.com/43-errors-explained-2619238

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Why so many questions? Problem is simply - if newest drivers not working, use older ones.

It's crappy GPU anyway.

 

http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx

 

Find drivers for your system, download old one from 2017 and good luck.

 

Then you may (or not) upgrade to new ones if you want.

 

 

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2 hours ago, wira94 said:

not supported???....if u go to the Supported Products section n then go to GeForce 600 Series u can find my type of driver in that list it's GeForce GT 630....

Ooops, my bad, I skipped over the 630, I saw the 635, but missed the 630, sorry about that.

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