First BSOD - Page 5

Drolfrawd · 07-05-10, 02:49 PM

a bit difficult then kid. You could get one for 30-40 dollars.

you could just about manage without one but it would be very time consuming swapping backups from one drive to another etc.

get an external , doesn't need to be too huge

**bacon12** · 07-05-10, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Albo

See, like I don't know how to do stuff like that?

Easy just reinstall your os onto that drive you have and when you get your new one, install it and windows will format it. Then copy over your steam install, and then uninstall steam.

When you reinstall steam make the directory on your new drive and not install it in x86 or wherever it defaults to. This way all your steam games are safe if you ever have to reinstall your os, using the same method.

AthlonXP1800 · 07-05-10, 10:16 PM

Albo, the win32k.sys is microsoft multi user win 32 driver, nothing to do with Nvidia driver.

I searched Internet for solutions, what firewall did you use now? Try disable it and see what happen.

http://windows7forums.com/windows-7-...in32k-sys.html

Albo · 07-05-10, 11:13 PM

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Originally Posted by AthlonXP1800

Albo, the win32k.sys is microsoft multi user win 32 driver, nothing to do with Nvidia driver.

I searched Internet for solutions, what firewall did you use now? Try disable it and see what happen.

http://windows7forums.com/windows-7-...in32k-sys.html

The thing is, that I only have one user on Windows. And that's the one that I use everyday that has Admin Privileges and everything, and UAC off.

But, anyways, I have Kaspersky. I disable it when I play CSS tomorrow, getting late today.

ViN86 · 07-06-10, 08:05 AM

Follow instructions at the bottom:

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...e-checker.html

Manually replace which ever files are corrupt.

Albo · 07-20-10, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by bacon12

Or use the 160 for your os install, and the large drive for steam/games/music/hello kitty trading cards/...

How do i do this?

I'm borrowing a friend's External hard drive this weekend, and I'm hoping on doing it then.

nvm, I see. Thanks, I think I'm just going to do a reinstall.

07-05-10, 02:49 PM	#49
Drolfrawd Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 2,787	Re: First BSOD a bit difficult then kid. You could get one for 30-40 dollars. you could just about manage without one but it would be very time consuming swapping backups from one drive to another etc. get an external , doesn't need to be too huge

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AthlonXP1800 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 4,352	Re: First BSOD Albo, the win32k.sys is microsoft multi user win 32 driver, nothing to do with Nvidia driver. I searched Internet for solutions, what firewall did you use now? Try disable it and see what happen. http://windows7forums.com/windows-7-...in32k-sys.html __________________ Intel Core i7 3770K, Corsair H80 liquid cooler with Noctua S12-1200 fan, ASUS P8Z77V with UEFI 1606, 16GB Samsung Green 30nm DDR3-RAM, Pioneer DVR-217DBK 22x DVD-RW, Corsair AX850 PSU, Western Digital 2TB SATA3 hard drive, Creative X-Fi XtremeMusic, CanonScan N650U scanner, Microsoft Internet Keyboard, ASDA Wheel Mouse Optical, Sirus's 2 3D speakers, 32inch Sharp LC32LE600 LED TV, EVGA Geforce GTX 670 SC 4GB with Geforce 306.23 driver, 30Mb broadband Virgin Media VMDG480 Super Hub, Aspire Xplorer Midi Tower, Windows 8 Pro 64bit.

07-06-10, 08:05 AM	#53
ViN86 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 15,486	Re: First BSOD Follow instructions at the bottom: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...e-checker.html Manually replace which ever files are corrupt.