Recent content by cmb991

I kept getting BSODs. I've reinstalled windows, updated the drivers, and still get BSOD. Then I reinstalled windows again, kept the dell recommended drivers on the laptop, and just updated the video drivers. Still get BSODs. I attached my dmp files, any help would be appreciated.

I went ahead and manually added all of the ncomputing sys files. Then I started it up and it caused a bsod before getting the login screen. Attached is the w7f diag tool files.

Yes I did pick that option. Its still now showing anything but Microsoft.

In the directions, it says "Then select all drivers NOT provided by Microsoft and click "Next"" Every driver in the list has Microsoft Corporation listed.. ?

It just had a bsod again. We switched the video cards back to Intel, can you check the dump files again to see if there is anything relating to the graphic driver and the ncomputing software?

I couldn't find a newer chipset, it says mine is the newest. I will wait till the new bsod and do what you said next.

There was a memory dump in the last blue screen. Here it is attached. This is what I get when I try to update the chipset: Product Detected: Intel Q67 Express Chipset Family Version: 9.2.0.1015 This version is valid. There was a newer ethernet driver so I updated that. I removed symantec...

It just bluescreened again. Everyone is logging in with a unique domain account. No one is logging in with the same account. Two people maybe logged in at once but not with the same id. Event Logs:

I have just did more windows updates. There was about 7 more and that is it. I updated the graphics card as you said. I couldn't just get the drivers alone to install so I installed the Catalyst Software Suite itself. The nComputing software is already on the latest version. I have...

Here is the files.

We use software called nComputing. Ever since then, we are getting random blue screens. We have been arguing with the company over this. Can anyone tell me what is causing the issue? When we went through it a few months ago, we found the Intel HD Graphics card and the nComputing software...