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    Display driver problems

    Whenever my computer starts up I keep getting a blue screen of death with some error involving nvlddmkm.sys. It's some nVidia display driver thing and it's ****ing everything up. Deleting it does nothing. I've Googled "nvlddmkm.sys", tried all the ****ty advice and nothing's working.

    The best I can do is use Safe Mode with networking. It's awful.

    I'm at my wit's end. I'm this close to taking a baseball bat to my computer. Anyone here know how to help or should I just reformat my computer? Even then I don't think that will do anything. It seems like it's time for a new comp or new graphics card (is it fried?), or SOMETHING.
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    #2
    Re: Display driver problems

    Download Driver Sweeper, and re-install your drivers, or install newer ones?

    http://www.guru3d.com/category/driversweeper/

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      #3
      Re: Display driver problems

      Oh.

      Well.

      Now it's not even starting up. It goes to a black screen. Restarting the power brings up "Startup Repair" which takes its sweet ****ing time only to tell me it can't repair anything.

      My only other options are on "Boot Menu", "Setup" and "System Recovery." Or starting "Startup Repair" again.

      HOW USEFUL OLOL

      Well, I guess that's it. System Recovery -> Reformat time? Or is there ANY way I can salvage some stuff from HD?

      *** SPOILERS ***
      There isn't is there :V
      *** END SPOILERS ***

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        #4
        Re: Display driver problems

        Next time make backups.
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          #5
          Re: Display driver problems

          Only way to salvage stuff would be to plug your HD into another PC and transfer everything over, or use a Linux Bootdisk.

          You can tell your PC to load from the CD drive when it starts up instead of the HD and itll run Linux off the disk. Then plug in an external HD and transfer all your stuff onto it.
          Last edited by The_Real_Crunk; 05-15-2010, 09:52 PM.

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            #6
            Re: Display driver problems

            If all else fails, you can get a USB cradle for your hard drive, plug it into your bro's ancient computer and move the stuff that way.

            ~Updates weekly on Sundays~

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              #7
              Re: Display driver problems

              FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF~

              Good luck with that.
              ...and that's why.

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