Computer Type: Laptop - Lenovo Y460P
GPU: AMD Radeon Mobility 5000 HD Series / 6500 HD Series (more explained later)
CPU: Intel i7 - 2630QM - 2.0 MHz - not overclocked
Motherboard: Not sure from Device Manager
RAM: 8.0gb RAM
Operating System & Version: I.E. Windows 7
GPU Drivers: Alternates between 5000HD and 6500HD depending on the install I pick. The legacy driver gives me 5000HD, but the Auto-Detect gives me 6500HD. I've only tried the CCC, and not the beta Crimson software.
Chipset Drivers: Latest Intel has given me, used with Intel Driver Update Program Background
Description of Problem: Just some backstory: Had problems, wiped laptop with new Windows 7. Had no drivers, installed what I could. Graphics Card problem with BSOD. I think all of my other drivers are fine, downloaded them from the Lenovo page for that laptop.
tl;dr Originally BSOD from the amdkmpfd.sys or atikmdag.sys that was with 6500HD, with 5000HD I can't even get past Login, blank black screen. I hear the audio that I logged in successfully, moves around for a bit and then lags and is stuck.
Troubleshooting: From what I remember my laptop had a AMD Radeon Mobility 5000 HD Series card, old from a while back. I know it's been pushed into legacy, when I was first updating graphics I kept getting pushed into the Radeon 6500 HD, which is what I thought was the problem. I would be able to log onto my desktop and for a bit until I get a BSOD with the amdkmpsag and its variation errors. So I downloaded the legacy CCC + Driver, and now I can't even get to the login page because after the Windows logo, it gets stuck on a blackscreen... sometime there are pixels, screen tearing etc.
I've run /r/TRONScript , DDU, legacy drivers and most other options. Not really sure what is left to do, just 1.5 week ago it was running fine, until I decided to do the stupid decision and accidentally wrote over Windows OS with a Linux distro.
I did have minidump files, but I guess when I restarted my computer it cleared those files, but it did confirm that they were caused my graphics card, there was also mention of system kernel, but I think it was the graphics card that caused that.
GPU: AMD Radeon Mobility 5000 HD Series / 6500 HD Series (more explained later)
CPU: Intel i7 - 2630QM - 2.0 MHz - not overclocked
Motherboard: Not sure from Device Manager
RAM: 8.0gb RAM
Operating System & Version: I.E. Windows 7
GPU Drivers: Alternates between 5000HD and 6500HD depending on the install I pick. The legacy driver gives me 5000HD, but the Auto-Detect gives me 6500HD. I've only tried the CCC, and not the beta Crimson software.
Chipset Drivers: Latest Intel has given me, used with Intel Driver Update Program Background
Description of Problem: Just some backstory: Had problems, wiped laptop with new Windows 7. Had no drivers, installed what I could. Graphics Card problem with BSOD. I think all of my other drivers are fine, downloaded them from the Lenovo page for that laptop.
tl;dr Originally BSOD from the amdkmpfd.sys or atikmdag.sys that was with 6500HD, with 5000HD I can't even get past Login, blank black screen. I hear the audio that I logged in successfully, moves around for a bit and then lags and is stuck.
Troubleshooting: From what I remember my laptop had a AMD Radeon Mobility 5000 HD Series card, old from a while back. I know it's been pushed into legacy, when I was first updating graphics I kept getting pushed into the Radeon 6500 HD, which is what I thought was the problem. I would be able to log onto my desktop and for a bit until I get a BSOD with the amdkmpsag and its variation errors. So I downloaded the legacy CCC + Driver, and now I can't even get to the login page because after the Windows logo, it gets stuck on a blackscreen... sometime there are pixels, screen tearing etc.
I've run /r/TRONScript , DDU, legacy drivers and most other options. Not really sure what is left to do, just 1.5 week ago it was running fine, until I decided to do the stupid decision and accidentally wrote over Windows OS with a Linux distro.
I did have minidump files, but I guess when I restarted my computer it cleared those files, but it did confirm that they were caused my graphics card, there was also mention of system kernel, but I think it was the graphics card that caused that.
. I mean it's a laptop, so I'm not sure it's the powersupply... but it might make sense? Even when I was using it and I was playing a game, sometimes the entire laptop would just shut off and crash. It never had any error messages or BSOD, and it wasn't that it was overheating since I did have a laptop cooler and feeling it wasn't as hot as it could have been. So maybe it is a battery/power supply problem but I didn't think too much of it other than the fact it shut off even with it being plugged in.
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