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Comp is FUCKED UP!

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post #1
22 December 2005, 22:16 UTC#1
well my computer keeps doing this shit. I restart my computer, and it comes back. can any of you help me?

it's really hard to make this post since my resolution is so shitty :(
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post #2
22 December 2005, 22:17 UTC#2
ask the dog in your avatar he looks smart and kinda cool...





erm... format? :D sorry wilbur
post #3
22 December 2005, 22:18 UTC#3
go to your control panel, click system, then device manager, clikc on the one thats messed up (your video driver) then click driver tab, then roll back driver, and if that doesnt work , repeat except chooose reinstall driver
post #4
22 December 2005, 22:23 UTC#4
LOOK AT THIS SHIT! ahhhhhhhhhh

Karl, the computer came with everything pre-installed, so I have no clue how to do that :(
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post #5
22 December 2005, 22:24 UTC#5
CALL GEEK SQUAD HURRY!!!
And stop going to those sites because thats probably why...
post #6
22 December 2005, 22:24 UTC#6
Re-install your graphics card driver. Open the case, check the model of the GC and then search for drivers. After installing, remove any spyware or viruses.
post #7
22 December 2005, 22:26 UTC#7
Right click my computer, then click on properties, then device manager, clikc on the one thats messed up (your video driver) then click driver tab, then roll back driver, and if that doesnt work , repeat except chooose reinstall driver
post #8
22 December 2005, 22:28 UTC#8
QUOTE(Karl {dfilm} @ Dec 22 2005, 11:26 PM) [snapback]250036[/snapback]

Right click my computer, then click on properties, then device manager, clikc on the one thats messed up (your video driver) then click driver tab, then roll back driver, and if that doesnt work , repeat except chooose reinstall driver


Probably won't work, as the driver is faulty and it may not specify in device manager. Best to obtain a fresh driver.
post #9
22 December 2005, 22:28 UTC#9
When I go into the control panel to do that, it says there's nothing wrong with the driver and that it's "working fine".

Think I should just reformat and save time?
post #10
22 December 2005, 22:29 UTC#10
QUOTE(Wilbur @ Dec 22 2005, 11:28 PM) [snapback]250042[/snapback]

When I go into the control panel to do that, it says there's nothing wrong with the driver and that it's "working fine".

Think I should just reformat and save time?


Like I said, reinstall the driver. If you can avoid it, not reformatting is the best way to go.
post #11
22 December 2005, 22:31 UTC#11
meh, I would just save files programs and reformatt,

I cleans stuff up anyway

thats what I do once a month or so
post #12
22 December 2005, 22:49 UTC#12
QUOTE(Karl {dfilm} @ Dec 22 2005, 11:31 PM) [snapback]250049[/snapback]

meh, I would just save files programs and reformatt,

I cleans stuff up anyway

thats what I do once a month or so


You reformat once a month? HAHAHAHAHHAHA!
post #13
22 December 2005, 23:01 UTC#13
like 1 a month or two months, its cuz of all the cough: software: cough I "buy" and install on it, sometimes it messes up stuff after a while
post #14
22 December 2005, 23:10 UTC#14
QUOTE(Karl {dfilm} @ Dec 23 2005, 12:01 AM) [snapback]250079[/snapback]

like 1 a month or two months, its cuz of all the cough: software: cough I "buy" and install on it, sometimes it messes up stuff after a while


LOELZ, you shoulda learned by now. My installation of Windows has been going for months and still runs as good as the day I installed it, solely because I don't visit shitty sites and don't install crap. Space is running a little low tho, as I only have a titchy 40GB HDD. After Christmas I am so getting a 200GB HDD. I'll just set it as a slave for backup data as this is a 7200RPM drive so still runs well.


I so want SATA tho.
post #15
23 December 2005, 00:16 UTC#15
Strange, it's working fine now. It died as soon as I started up AIM last time.
post #16
23 December 2005, 00:52 UTC#16
QUOTE(gman @ Dec 22 2005, 11:10 PM) [snapback]250086[/snapback]

QUOTE(Karl {dfilm} @ Dec 23 2005, 12:01 AM) [snapback]250079[/snapback]

like 1 a month or two months, its cuz of all the cough: software: cough I "buy" and install on it, sometimes it messes up stuff after a while


LOELZ, you shoulda learned by now. My installation of Windows has been going for months and still runs as good as the day I installed it, solely because I don't visit shitty sites and don't install crap. Space is running a little low tho, as I only have a titchy 40GB HDD. After Christmas I am so getting a 200GB HDD. I'll just set it as a slave for backup data as this is a 7200RPM drive so still runs well.


I so want SATA tho.


I have a 250 gig SATA HD. you peasant!

BWA HA HAH A HAHHAHAH HAHA HAA

ok I'm done, sorry.
post #17
23 December 2005, 00:59 UTC#17
Your video is what fucked up my screen, Boner. :(

The one you posted in the stunt thread.