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[Curson]

Hi sylvanas,

Your reports are clean. I think it's a driver or hardware issue.
Please download BlueScreenView (x64) and unzip the archive.

• Double click on BlueScreenView.exe to run the program.
• When scanning is done, go to EDIT - Select All.
• Go to FILE - SAVE Selected Items, and save the report as BSOD.txt.
• Please attach the file BSOD.txt with your next reply.

Regards.

[sylvanas]

Please see the attachment. Thanks!

[Curson]

Hi sylvanas,

The issue seems to be related to the DirectX drivers.
Launch the command prompt windows (cmd) with admin rights and copy/paste the following command :

Code: [Select]

sfc /scannowSFC will scan your system and should be able to replace the faulty DirectX drivers.

If BSODs still occur at this point, please reinstall your graphic card drivers.

Regards.

[sylvanas]

I run the scan and it said nothing is wrong. I installed the updated version of the driver and still got the blue screen. My graphics card is Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti. Is it a hardware-based problem then?

[Curson]

Hi sylvanas,

This in indeed a possibility.
However, since I'm not a hardware specialist, I strongly advice you to open a thread describing your issue on a dedicated forum. They will be more able than I to help you with this.

Regards.