Graphics card help

A few weeks ago when I went to play on a game called The Movies and when I
put it in the computer went off and then not even a second later it came back
on and started up and then it said that the computer had recovered from a
serious error. I tried to play again and the same thing happened. I decided
to look on The Movies website and I was told it was either the harddrive or
an update had changed my graphics card. I don't think its the hard drive
because everything else is working fine. I've figured out how to find out
what the previous updates are, but how do I no if they've affected the
graphics card? What can I do about it? Dose anyone have any other suggestions?

Did you install a new graphics driver via Windows Update? If so download a
new driver from the card mfg's website and install it, and never install
drivers from Windows Update.

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"Taranstudios1990" <> wrote in
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>A few weeks ago when I went to play on a game called The Movies and when I
> put it in the computer went off and then not even a second later it came
> back
> on and started up and then it said that the computer had recovered from a
> serious error. I tried to play again and the same thing happened. I
> decided
> to look on The Movies website and I was told it was either the harddrive
> or
> an update had changed my graphics card. I don't think its the hard drive
> because everything else is working fine. I've figured out how to find out
> what the previous updates are, but how do I no if they've affected the
> graphics card? What can I do about it? Dose anyone have any other
> suggestions?
>

Hi. I'm really sorry but I have no idea what you just said. I'm not very
technical. I'm not sure what was downloaded by what, but I think it'll have
been windows update. When I've looked I haven't understood what any of the
updates are. Also its my not my computer it's my Nana's so I don't have any
control over whats downloaded when or who by or anything.

"David B." wrote:

> Did you install a new graphics driver via Windows Update? If so download a
> new driver from the card mfg's website and install it, and never install
> drivers from Windows Update.
>
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> "Taranstudios1990" <> wrote in
> message news:FCA1E54A-1B22-45A2-8041-...
> >A few weeks ago when I went to play on a game called The Movies and when I
> > put it in the computer went off and then not even a second later it came
> > back
> > on and started up and then it said that the computer had recovered from a
> > serious error. I tried to play again and the same thing happened. I
> > decided
> > to look on The Movies website and I was told it was either the harddrive
> > or
> > an update had changed my graphics card. I don't think its the hard drive
> > because everything else is working fine. I've figured out how to find out
> > what the previous updates are, but how do I no if they've affected the
> > graphics card? What can I do about it? Dose anyone have any other
> > suggestions?
> >
>
>

Do Install drivers from windows update for Microsoft hardware


"David B." <> wrote in message
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> Did you install a new graphics driver via Windows Update? If so download a
> new driver from the card mfg's website and install it, and never install
> drivers from Windows Update.
>
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> "Taranstudios1990" <> wrote in
> message news:FCA1E54A-1B22-45A2-8041-...
>>A few weeks ago when I went to play on a game called The Movies and when I
>> put it in the computer went off and then not even a second later it came
>> back
>> on and started up and then it said that the computer had recovered from a
>> serious error. I tried to play again and the same thing happened. I
>> decided
>> to look on The Movies website and I was told it was either the harddrive
>> or
>> an update had changed my graphics card. I don't think its the hard drive
>> because everything else is working fine. I've figured out how to find out
>> what the previous updates are, but how do I no if they've affected the
>> graphics card? What can I do about it? Dose anyone have any other
>> suggestions?
>>
>

Try rolling back on the videocard driver.


"Taranstudios1990" <> wrote in
message news:087509A8-DEDA-4BE8-B7E2-...
> Hi. I'm really sorry but I have no idea what you just said. I'm not very
> technical. I'm not sure what was downloaded by what, but I think it'll
> have
> been windows update. When I've looked I haven't understood what any of the
> updates are. Also its my not my computer it's my Nana's so I don't have
> any
> control over whats downloaded when or who by or anything.
>
> "David B." wrote:
>
>> Did you install a new graphics driver via Windows Update? If so download
>> a
>> new driver from the card mfg's website and install it, and never install
>> drivers from Windows Update.
>>
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>> "Taranstudios1990" <> wrote in
>> message news:FCA1E54A-1B22-45A2-8041-...
>> >A few weeks ago when I went to play on a game called The Movies and when
>> >I
>> > put it in the computer went off and then not even a second later it
>> > came
>> > back
>> > on and started up and then it said that the computer had recovered from
>> > a
>> > serious error. I tried to play again and the same thing happened. I
>> > decided
>> > to look on The Movies website and I was told it was either the
>> > harddrive
>> > or
>> > an update had changed my graphics card. I don't think its the hard
>> > drive
>> > because everything else is working fine. I've figured out how to find
>> > out
>> > what the previous updates are, but how do I no if they've affected the
>> > graphics card? What can I do about it? Dose anyone have any other
>> > suggestions?
>> >
>>
>>

You are clueless.

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"realcestmoi" <> wrote in message
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> Do Install drivers from windows update for Microsoft hardware
>
>
> "David B." <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> Did you install a new graphics driver via Windows Update? If so download
>> a new driver from the card mfg's website and install it, and never
>> install drivers from Windows Update.
>>
>> --
>>
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>> "Taranstudios1990" <> wrote in
>> message news:FCA1E54A-1B22-45A2-8041-...
>>>A few weeks ago when I went to play on a game called The Movies and when
>>>I
>>> put it in the computer went off and then not even a second later it came
>>> back
>>> on and started up and then it said that the computer had recovered from
>>> a
>>> serious error. I tried to play again and the same thing happened. I
>>> decided
>>> to look on The Movies website and I was told it was either the harddrive
>>> or
>>> an update had changed my graphics card. I don't think its the hard drive
>>> because everything else is working fine. I've figured out how to find
>>> out
>>> what the previous updates are, but how do I no if they've affected the
>>> graphics card? What can I do about it? Dose anyone have any other
>>> suggestions?
>>>
>>
>
>

No just giving correct information as your statement is not totally correct.


"David B." <> wrote in message
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> You are clueless.
>
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> "realcestmoi" <> wrote in message
> news:%...
>> Do Install drivers from windows update for Microsoft hardware
>>
>>
>> "David B." <> wrote in message
>> news:%...
>>> Did you install a new graphics driver via Windows Update? If so download
>>> a new driver from the card mfg's website and install it, and never
>>> install drivers from Windows Update.
>>>
>>> --
>>>
>>> ----
>>> Crosspost, do not multipost http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/mul_crss.htm
>>> How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
>>> Help Us Help You http://dts-l.net/goodpost.htm
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "Taranstudios1990" <> wrote in
>>> message news:FCA1E54A-1B22-45A2-8041-...
>>>>A few weeks ago when I went to play on a game called The Movies and when
>>>>I
>>>> put it in the computer went off and then not even a second later it
>>>> came back
>>>> on and started up and then it said that the computer had recovered from
>>>> a
>>>> serious error. I tried to play again and the same thing happened. I
>>>> decided
>>>> to look on The Movies website and I was told it was either the
>>>> harddrive or
>>>> an update had changed my graphics card. I don't think its the hard
>>>> drive
>>>> because everything else is working fine. I've figured out how to find
>>>> out
>>>> what the previous updates are, but how do I no if they've affected the
>>>> graphics card? What can I do about it? Dose anyone have any other
>>>> suggestions?
>>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>