Just over a week ago I started having problems with my PC. Namely that after start-up my monitor would click on and off for about 20 minutes before settling down. Thinking my monitor was dying I tried another monitor but had the same problem. So, next port of call, the graphics card. I purchased an nvidia 210 and installed it on my machine. Everything appeared to be fine until the reboot after installing the drivers, a blue screen flashed up too quick to read before my PC restarted itself. I started in safe mode, rolled back the changes, then it worked fine again....until I tried to install the drivers again. Exactly the same thing happened.
I then used a driver cleaner to get rid of all video drivers and tried again to install the new drivers. Same problem. I removed all the old ATI onboard card drivers and disabled it. (Interestingly I tried my old card without the drivers and hey presto, no problem.)
I have since run many malware scans with malwarebytes and done sfc scans too. I've even formatted and reinstalled windows 7. All to no avail. I'm currently running my PC without any video drivers, but obviously I'd rather not.
I've had my PC for about 2 years, a jetway M2A694-GHG motherboard, AMD64 dual core cpu,670 chipset,4 gig ram. Built by and purchased from Aria. I'm currently running Win7 64 Pro.
Thanks in advance for any help and advice.
I then used a driver cleaner to get rid of all video drivers and tried again to install the new drivers. Same problem. I removed all the old ATI onboard card drivers and disabled it. (Interestingly I tried my old card without the drivers and hey presto, no problem.)
I have since run many malware scans with malwarebytes and done sfc scans too. I've even formatted and reinstalled windows 7. All to no avail. I'm currently running my PC without any video drivers, but obviously I'd rather not.
I've had my PC for about 2 years, a jetway M2A694-GHG motherboard, AMD64 dual core cpu,670 chipset,4 gig ram. Built by and purchased from Aria. I'm currently running Win7 64 Pro.
Thanks in advance for any help and advice.