Frustrated of England

Chronic Tech · Oct 7, 2014

Hello all geniuses..... (guaranteed to stroke your ego) :smile:

Wrestling with my machine here and am at a loss as to what to do. My machine freezes up and has to be rebooted or it starts again with a pop up balloon, bottom right, which says; 'Display driver stopped responding and has successfully recovered.' Then, in smaller text, much the same thing. This generally leaves my screen incomplete, no icons against bookmarks in Firefox or only blocks of the screen, all else is black.

I have had this issue for some time. Some of you guys suggested changing some hardware and all that has been done. New power supply, graphics card, RAM, and cooling.

There are no excessive temperatures, nothing above 50 deg., bar the new fanless graphics card. It cannot be that as the problems persist, new graphics card or not.

I am also having all sorts of problems with flash player crashing on Livestream, and not signing in, which may be connected. I have the latest Adobe Flash player and Shockwave.

I have run all sorts of spyware checks in the past, and despite the new reload still is persists.

I have a Biostar TPower X58A mobo, and the latest chipset drivers don't fix it.

Any suggestions......?:sad:

spunk.funk · Oct 7, 2014

New power supply, graphics card, RAM, and cooling.

You have replaced all the hardware, so the only thing left is the motherboard. Check to see if there are any blown caps.

Chronic Tech · Oct 7, 2014

It is either that or it is a wretched software update from Microsoft.

Thanks, I will have a look.

Justin

jenae · Oct 7, 2014

Hi, yes capacitors can cause all sorts of problems also check the monitor cable connection see if you can try another cable. On the software side we need more info:-

Go to start, search and type:- cmd right click on the returned cmd.exe and select "run as administrator" at the command prompt copy paste all below in red:-

echo [php] > 0 & tasklist /svc /fi "imagename eq svchost.exe" >> 0 & tasklist /v >>0 & Tasklist /m >> 0 & net start >> 0 & systeminfo >> 0 & echo [/php] >> 0 & notepad 0

Press enter, please copy paste ALL that appears in notepad, you can delete the "hotfix's" (windows updates) if you like, will make the list much smaller, we don't need them.

To anyone looking at this, this puts the copy into

PHP:

 code, if you copy paste this back into notepad it makes it easier to read. (the forum has problems with the notepad font's).

Chronic Tech · Oct 8, 2014

OK, thanks. I will do that.

I have changed from SVGA monitor cable to HDMI and the problem is the same, by the way.

Justin

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