- Apr 2, 2013
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So i'm a tech and I'm working a noodle buster (for me at least). I have a Samsung NT301e laptop, its a Korean model bought in Korea and so far that is the only issue I can think of that might be causing this.
It is running windows 8,
i5 processor
Been trying to get to stop blue screening after the first series of updates on a fresh install.
It seems to be a conflict in video drivers, It appears to have an Intel on board chip and a Nvidia 610m. When I install the Nvidia ones, as recommended by the Graphics card detection tool, and remove the Intel ones, it blue screens and and I have to restores. Low-res mode doesn't work. Same thing happens the other way around.
Could it be because I'm downloading North American region drivers to an Asian region computer, or is there something else I'm missing?
It is running windows 8,
i5 processor
Been trying to get to stop blue screening after the first series of updates on a fresh install.
It seems to be a conflict in video drivers, It appears to have an Intel on board chip and a Nvidia 610m. When I install the Nvidia ones, as recommended by the Graphics card detection tool, and remove the Intel ones, it blue screens and and I have to restores. Low-res mode doesn't work. Same thing happens the other way around.
Could it be because I'm downloading North American region drivers to an Asian region computer, or is there something else I'm missing?
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