Recent content by degaeil

Tried rolling back to the previous bios (v.F9), but no help there. I honestly don't know what to try next. I would resign myself to replacing components, but, at this point, I am not completely certain what to replace. The video card seems the obvious choice, but is there a problem in my mobo...

Re: the reg entries: The post is for error #116 and that doesn't seem to be related to my problem. I tried it anyway, and no help. I deleted nvlddmkm.sys from the Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\nv_lh.inf_x86_neutral_bbe628dbdd6fce25 and reinstalled the Nvidia driver. No help. I...

On a whim, I actually tried copying nvlddmkm.sys to Windows 7 drivers directory while logged in to XP. I had saved it from the Vista install. Still resulted in a BSOD. I've seen most of those results from Google, but I'll look through your results to see if there's anything I missed. I'll try...

Booted in to safe mode. Disabled video card. Rebooted normally, and logged in to Windows 7. Installed Forceware driver. Rebooted, and BSOD.

Okay, I'll try that first.

Checked memory timings, and they are correct: 5-5-5-15. The BSOD happens before I can install Forceware. After Windows 7 recognizes the new device, it tells me to reboot, it's on this reboot that I get the BSOD. This is why it is happening during the installation of Windows 7. I never get...

Cybercore, thanks for the response. unfortunately I don't have a minidump file, or a Minidump folder in Windows 7, as it will not complete installation with my GTX 275 card. I will have to install my old 7900 GTO to finish the installation. Once I do that, I will reinstall my GTX 275, get a...

I'll try and keep this as brief as possible. I have a dual boot system (Windows 7 and Xp Pro Sp3) on separate HDDs. About a week after installing Nvidia driver 197.13, I booted in to 7, and my resolution was 640 x 480 with no other resolutions available. I have an EVGA GTX 275. I...