- Aug 2, 2014
- 10
- 0
- 4,510
I had an issue earlier today with screen colours being washed out/white after a game crashed but have since solved that issue by uninstalling my ATI driver and then reinstalling. I've since had a couple of BSOD crashes due to "system_thread_exception_not_handled atikmdag.sys" which I believe can be related to the video drivers so if it happens again I'm going to try an earlier build of my current driver.
However during my troubleshooting I noticed I had a Nvidia driver installed which puzzled me, so I uninstalled it but when I search for windows updates, an optional update is for "my" Nvidia Geforce 7900, which is the card I used only temporarily before getting my new one.
I'm not sure if this is a problem to be concerned about or if it is related to my system crashes and/or colour issues.
How can I make sure my system isn't confused about what's going on with my video card?
Thanks!
FIXED: Used the DDU app and it seems to have got rid of the prompts to install the Nvidia driver. Lets hope my other problems are solved too but right now I don't know. Thanks!
However during my troubleshooting I noticed I had a Nvidia driver installed which puzzled me, so I uninstalled it but when I search for windows updates, an optional update is for "my" Nvidia Geforce 7900, which is the card I used only temporarily before getting my new one.
I'm not sure if this is a problem to be concerned about or if it is related to my system crashes and/or colour issues.
How can I make sure my system isn't confused about what's going on with my video card?
Thanks!
FIXED: Used the DDU app and it seems to have got rid of the prompts to install the Nvidia driver. Lets hope my other problems are solved too but right now I don't know. Thanks!
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram