Question posted by mrityun2000 on November 29th, 2010
Geforce Gt 240.screen Crashing
I am using nvidia zotac geforce gt 240- 1 gb ddr5 display driver with core i3 processor 530 m, 4gb ddr3 ram, 500 gb hard disc.My operating system is win 7-32 bit.My new computer is crashing every now and then doing anything like surfing or gaming.Sometimes message shows 'Driver recovered from unexpected shutdown' and sometimes it totally crashes ant the blue screen comes up with some messages.Then the computer has to be restarted.Please guide me with a solution.
Current Answers
Answer #1: Posted by exotericroach on November 29th, 2010 8:20 AM
It sounds like there may be some issues with a previous driver installation, sometimes when you add new card, or update drivers (or if windows automatically updates) it is possible to have files from the older driver installation "stuck" or still in use that are not compatible with the newer driver, here is a brief walk through of how to clean all the video card drivers and reinstall them from a clean slate,
In order for new video card drivers to work correctly, you must first make sure that all old drivers for the video card are removed, as the old ones can conflict with the new ones, giving various errors when trying to run games ect.
Firstly, remove old drivers by navigating to device manager, and select display adapters, double click on your graphics card, select the driver tab, and select uninstall for your video card driver.
Download and install driver cleaner pro:
http://www.download3k.com/Install-Driver-Cleaner-Professional.html
Once installed, reboot your computer and start in safe mode, run driver cleaner and select Nvidia from the drop down list to be cleaned. This will remove all remaining parts of the old driver. It should be run in safe mode as this has the best results.
Once cleaned, restart the computer. Install the new driver from the nvidia website.
In order for new video card drivers to work correctly, you must first make sure that all old drivers for the video card are removed, as the old ones can conflict with the new ones, giving various errors when trying to run games ect.
Firstly, remove old drivers by navigating to device manager, and select display adapters, double click on your graphics card, select the driver tab, and select uninstall for your video card driver.
Download and install driver cleaner pro:
http://www.download3k.com/Install-Driver-Cleaner-Professional.html
Once installed, reboot your computer and start in safe mode, run driver cleaner and select Nvidia from the drop down list to be cleaned. This will remove all remaining parts of the old driver. It should be run in safe mode as this has the best results.
Once cleaned, restart the computer. Install the new driver from the nvidia website.
Shaun Michael Hawkins, A+ Certified, MCSE, Http://www.xtechnica.net
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