[This is a branch-off from my initial thread called "Computer Problems..."]
Can't believe it. Finally, after so many sudden reboots during gameplay on many games (Especially FEAR), I get a BSOD while playing the Matrix Online, and not at a very good time either.
I took a picture of it with my digital camera.
Right after it happened I did a Google search on nv4_disp.dll and found that hundreds, if not thousands, of people are experiencing similar problems.
All of the things I'm reading indicate that I either have to delete my current drivers and downgrade or go into the video card's BIOS (Something I have no idea on how to do) and change the timings or the clock speed or something from 256mb to 32mb... It all seems rather confusing at the moment.
What I did try was deleting my drivers (91.72 I think) and downloading the 95.97 Forceware update, which I think I didn't do correctly. I "removed" the old drivers through Add/Remove programs, though I do have a program called "Nasty File Remover" supposed to be able to remove everything (Which is what I think I should've used).
So... I did that and I'm still experiencing problems. Not another BSOD, yet, though time might tell. Experienced the screen just going black, nothing happening for a while, but my computer still running. Then the Windows start-up comes up like I just restarted the thing. This has been the normal scenario though sometimes it just freezes indefinitely until I manually restart my computer... And I'm sounding like a broken record here.
Anything, any tips or such (Like how to get into the card's BIOS), would be much appreciated.
Can't believe it. Finally, after so many sudden reboots during gameplay on many games (Especially FEAR), I get a BSOD while playing the Matrix Online, and not at a very good time either.
I took a picture of it with my digital camera.
Right after it happened I did a Google search on nv4_disp.dll and found that hundreds, if not thousands, of people are experiencing similar problems.
All of the things I'm reading indicate that I either have to delete my current drivers and downgrade or go into the video card's BIOS (Something I have no idea on how to do) and change the timings or the clock speed or something from 256mb to 32mb... It all seems rather confusing at the moment.
What I did try was deleting my drivers (91.72 I think) and downloading the 95.97 Forceware update, which I think I didn't do correctly. I "removed" the old drivers through Add/Remove programs, though I do have a program called "Nasty File Remover" supposed to be able to remove everything (Which is what I think I should've used).
So... I did that and I'm still experiencing problems. Not another BSOD, yet, though time might tell. Experienced the screen just going black, nothing happening for a while, but my computer still running. Then the Windows start-up comes up like I just restarted the thing. This has been the normal scenario though sometimes it just freezes indefinitely until I manually restart my computer... And I'm sounding like a broken record here.
Anything, any tips or such (Like how to get into the card's BIOS), would be much appreciated.