Never install a new graphics driver without reading the appropriate forum e.g. Graphics drivers are always potentially problematic and not just from the point of view of graphical defects such as tearing or framerates, but also from the point of view of temperature and blue-screening. Windows Security Updates (once approved by a site such as this one) are the sole exception to the First Rule of Computers – If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! If you have any sort of problem with a driver then it is worth trying an update, if not then it is best to leave well alone. The best driver (whether graphics, chipset, or other such as audio) is the one that is working 100% effectively with your programs, applications, and games etc. but I do that all the time: Winnie the Poo. I am now going to see if I can find any pointers on line! LT This is the very first time that I’ve run into trouble updating………… and before everything worked v. I really don’t want to put myself through all that again……… so any ideas would be gratefully accepted.

maybe I need to disable it before I try to reinstall. As I said I do not have AVAST – but do have Norton Security……. I have got my trusty Win7 Machine smiling at me!!! But of course I need to find out what is doing this on my machine. Update: Happy to say that by following a link I have been able to rollback that ‘pesky’ update.Īnd All IS WELL…….

Did the security update on Win8 so far so good! I do have images but would really like to uninstall this update if I can. I have also tried to open with best configuration with no luck – got BSOD. I have tried to uninstall on Safemode with Command Prompt as wusa/uninstall/kb:4025337 and nothing seems to happen except for a window coming up with details of the various commands. Well I need a bit of help please- have just installed the July Security update on my Win7 machine and on reboot I got BSOD several times. I’m pretty tempted to wait another week or two, but I’d welcome any advice, feedback or comments from the experts out there. I could be lucky and have success installing the updates, or unlucky and need to uninstall the updates – uninstalling seems to be the most consistent “solution” to BSOD – but then I’m left with computers that have security holes because they aren’t patched.

I’ve got two Dell computers running Win7 Pro 圆4 and I’m at a loss as to what to do. I personally find this all pretty confusing as it seems the BSOD is essentially a random occurrence. Regarding drivers, some people say to update them others say that if it aint broke don’t fix, in other words don’t update. It seems that some folks with BSOD have drivers that are up to date and others don’t. Scroll down past the first MS reply and you’ll see some discussion of Win7 users who have had the BSOD problem.

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