What is happening to my computer?

Straps · Dec 29, 2014

I turned my computer on, started CS:GO, then it froze. Whatever, turn it off turned it back on asked me to put in my windows 7 disc and reboot. I put in the disc and booted then I restarted and started windows normally. Everything was fine after that then about 20-30 minutes later a blue screen came up and told me to reboot my computer if this is the first time this has happened(it is) rebooted put in windows 7 disc restarted windows normally. Now this time I'm very worried so now my computer is up and running but I went to play a game and I was very laggy, I noticed my ping was 150 so I assumed that was the problem. I played an offline game and it was still very laggy. Then I tried a different game that was demanding at all (Unturned) little bit of lag, played for 5 minutes froze again. I got a message saying "display driver has stopped responding and has recovered". Now I'm sitting here with this message on my screen wondering what I should do? I've been putting of a windows update but could that cause all of this to happen? Is my mobo shorted? My RAM faulty? Should I shut off my computer? Please help!

tiny voices · Dec 29, 2014

Your motherboard is probably fine. I would run memtest for 6+ passes to make sure the RAM is good, and run Windows diagnostic hard drive test to make sure the HDD is not faulty.

krysti98 · Dec 29, 2014

Display driver has stopped responding? hmm could you give us the full specs specifically the MOBO and the GPU.
You could try to run a memory check because Windows might not have enough RAM to run that would also explain the lag in game but does not explain the fact that you had to use a windows disc? It seems to me that windows files got corrupt. Do you know if you have a an onboard GPU that might have taken over after yours failed?

tiny voices · Dec 29, 2014

I have AMD cards and I get the display diver stopped responding and has recovered deal like 3 times a week. It is not a big deal or anything to even worry about.

krysti98 · Dec 29, 2014

tiny voices :

Hmm thats strange ive used AMD cards all my life... thats not very long but i got through a couple and i have never had a problem like this

and yes ive realised that the problem might be in the HDD he could just chkdsk it .

tiny voices · Dec 29, 2014

The display driver issue is related to having multi monitors or multiple sources of video. Mine happens when I drag a video from one screen to another usually.

It can also happen with a single monitor when you tab out of some fullscreen like a game.

Straps · Dec 29, 2014

My mother board is an EVGA Z87 FTW and my GPU is an nvidia GeForce GTX 760

tiny voices · Dec 29, 2014

So you have an nvidia GPU. Do you have any AMD catalyst software installed on your computer. That error looks like an AMD error, not nvidia.

Straps · Dec 29, 2014

krysti98 :

My MoBo is an EVGA Z87 FTW and my GPU is a GeForce GTX 760

Straps · Dec 29, 2014

tiny voices :

No, I dont have any AMD parts.

Straps · Dec 29, 2014

My problem SEEMS to be fixed. I installed the windows updates and a display driver and every things working good so far

g-unit1111 · Dec 29, 2014

Straps :

OK good, if your system keeps that up try running it in safe mode and doing a system restore to the point where it last worked properly, that should fix future problems.

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