Recent content by Rosey0

So I'll start by saying in the previous 2 months, my computer has gone haywire and after spending lots of time trying to find the problem, I figured to just leave it and left it sitting for 2 months. 2 Months later, I boot it back up, and I'm able to play a game of TF2 completely fine, even...

I'm probably not going to attempt that, as it's better to have something than nothing. Hopefully there is someone else with more experience in AMD cards to help, but thanks anyways.

Yes, whenever I try and play TF2, it's only a couple of minutes until I get a BSOD. I did not try the method that you linked with the Driver Sweeper, as I didn't understand it.

I read that post, but in my folders, it contains a different specified folder. I also don't understand step 5 in it at all, and what I can really understand from it is that it's a uninstall and reinstall of the drivers? I'm not sure. But thanks for trying.

Yes, I tried it, and it came up with the same results. I was not able to install version 8.950.0.0000. AMD Display Driver Final Status: Fail Version of Item: 8.950.0.0000 Size: 90 Mbytes EDIT: Some other minidumps of BSODs I had today, they didn't have any of the errors that I've had...

I've received this when trying to install version 8.950.0.0000 for my display driver: AMD Display Driver Final Status: Fail Version of Item: 8.950.0.0000 Size: 90 Mbytes I've tried starting up windows disabling driver signing. It didn't work.

I've installed everything possible besides the AMD Display driver. And the DriverScanner is the software that got linked in the first post, not sure if it was a good idea in hindsight to get, but MSE says it's safe anyways. I've tried installing the Display driver twice and both times it said...

So I installed that driverscanner and updated some of my drivers, and I've got everything besides the Atheros driver. I found out that mine is the AR8131 model, I downloaded the zip file, and it gave me what you see here: I'm not sure which one to use.

A few months ago, I found out my processor was failing thanks to a computer store downtown. So we got a new one, and reformatted my hard drive in case. Then, I returned to the store again a few weeks later because I was beginning to get random BSODs. They said it was cause of a corrupt install...