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June 17th 09, 05:11 PM
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nVidia GeForce 6150 SE nForce 430 'blue death'
hi have had nVidia driver update blues for at least one month now and get the -blue page of death- confirming its nVidia source: "*nv*lddmkm.sys"  this seems to be an issue of poorly thought-out nVidia drivers floating around wrecking systems, from what i can pick up from forums heaving with the same complaint: i never had a problem before Windows did a driver update for me a month ago: you can't stop these updates - the last one i ignored till i had to go into Safe Mode then it installed itself my 32 bit Vista has just done a system restore and obviously rolled back to an earlier setting because that brummin Windows Driver Update pop-up has come back to haunt my monitor have gone into nVidia control centre and reduced the setting from -quality- to -performance- hoping this may also have some effect - i do not game but watch videos - so losing 3D graphics quality is no issue - the last two -blue pages- happened to me in the middle of full screen videos if the worst comes to the worst can i replace all of the nVidia hardware with ATI components or would i need a whole new motherboard please? thank you. am desperate  Ric vista basic, 32 bit, amd dual core [running full ram] -- kr236rk 
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June 17th 09, 05:20 PM
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nVidia GeForce 6150 SE nForce 430 'blue death'
Driver updates(especially graphic card drivers) from MS are often way out
of date or are incompatible with the user's system Try the latest drivers for your installation from Nvidia.com. "kr236rk" wrote in message ... hi have had nVidia driver update blues for at least one month now and get the -blue page of death- confirming its nVidia source: "*nv*lddmkm.sys" this seems to be an issue of poorly thought-out nVidia drivers floating around wrecking systems, from what i can pick up from forums heaving with the same complaint: i never had a problem before Windows did a driver update for me a month ago: you can't stop these updates - the last one i ignored till i had to go into Safe Mode then it installed itself my 32 bit Vista has just done a system restore and obviously rolled back to an earlier setting because that brummin Windows Driver Update pop-up has come back to haunt my monitor have gone into nVidia control centre and reduced the setting from -quality- to -performance- hoping this may also have some effect - i do not game but watch videos - so losing 3D graphics quality is no issue - the last two -blue pages- happened to me in the middle of full screen videos if the worst comes to the worst can i replace all of the nVidia hardware with ATI components or would i need a whole new motherboard please? thank you. am desperate Ric vista basic, 32 bit, amd dual core [running full ram] -- kr236rk
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