Usually not no..Is it possible for me to install the original Windows 7 video driver by using compatibility mode? Will it work?
Usually not no..
I would hazard that probably the fastest way to see if your machine has a true issue or it's simply down to Win10 is to install Windows 7 again. If everything runs like clockwork then you know the issue was probably down compatibility issues.
Usually not no..
I would hazard that probably the fastest way to see if your machine has a true issue or it's simply down to Win10 is to install Windows 7 again. If everything runs like clockwork then you know the issue was probably down compatibility issues.
Well you shouldn't have to trigger anything really, as long as Windows runs as it should without issue then that's a good enough test.Once I'm back to Windows 7, how do I test if my machine has an issue? Trigger the error? How?
Sorry bud, your asking the wrong man..Man.. I'm looking at buying a new phone. I can get a good discount at this web store - Lazada.com.my: Online Shopping Malaysia - Mobiles, Tablets, Home Appliances, TV, Audio & More, but only if I use the web store's app, which is only available on Android and iOS. I thought if I could emulate Android on my PC, I'd eliminate the need for these Android apps that I rarely use. But now it seems it's easier if I just borrow an Android phone or an iPhone.
Have you tried Windows 10 Mobile? Which would you recommend? Android 6 or W10M? iOS is out of the picture. Way out of budget.
But I think, Android 6 phones are expensive, right?
Hey, I'm trying to clean install Windows 7. There's 4 partitions and I'm not sure what to do. I've already deleted the Windows partition but I'm not sure what to do with the OEM and RECOVERY partitions.
Well you shouldn't have to trigger anything really, as long as Windows runs as it should without issue then that's a good enough test.
Sorry bud, your asking the wrong man..I'm a bit of a Luddite when it comes to phones.
Can you post the dump files John please.I set Media Player Classic to use the Radeon card and I get BSOD. I set it back to use the onboard Intel card and it's ok again.
Can you post the dump files John please.
Let's have a quick look before deciding on the next move.
Hmm... I doubt it. The drivers will be separate.Currently the AMD software provides the drivers for both cards.
(do make sure your running off the other graphics engine first).
Well yes otherwise when you remove the radeon the screen will go black.What do you mean? Make sure the Intel graphics engine is installed first?
Well yes otherwise when you remove the radeon the screen will go black.
Hmm... I doubt it. The drivers will be separate.
The dump file is another Bugcheck116 so it does indeed look like the Radeon gpu has an issue. You might be able to disable it via the bios or pop along to Device manager and uninstall the device from the system (do make sure your running off the other graphics engine first).
Try this driver for the Intel graphics:
Intel HD Graphics 3000 Driver Driver Details | Dell US
Odd as you do have an Intel 3000 gpu, try this driver instead:So, I tried Display Driver Uninstaller and then I tried installing the driver you recommended - Intel HD Graphics 3000 Driver Driver Details | Dell US, but the installer says I don't have the necessary hardware.
(do make sure your running off the other graphics engine first).
Why the confusion?I'm still confused about this part. How should I do it? Run Display Driver Uninstaller then install the Intel video driver then uninstall the Radeon?
Odd as you do have an Intel 3000 gpu, try this driver instead:
Intel HD Graphics 2000/3000 Driver Driver Details | Dell US
Let's see if we can get the intel gpu running properly and then focus back on the other gpu.
How odd! The only other Intel gpu driver is this one:
Intel HD Graphics, HD Graphics 3000, Intel HD Graphic, v.8.15.10.2342, A06 Driver Details | Dell US
When it comes time to run the install try right clicking on the driver, choose properties and run as administrator.
You may have a setting in the bios which determines which gpu solution is used first. If there is such a setting try changing it so that Intel is the first gpu.
How odd! The only other Intel gpu driver is this one:
Intel HD Graphics, HD Graphics 3000, Intel HD Graphic, v.8.15.10.2342, A06 Driver Details | Dell US
When it comes time to run the install try right clicking on the driver, choose properties and run as administrator.
You may have a setting in the bios which determines which gpu solution is used first. If there is such a setting try changing it so that Intel is the first gpu.