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Colif is going to get your .dmp file analyzed so hopefully that returns some useful information. What is your PSU? I've found that removing as many peripherals as possbile and trying to recreate the problem can help you narrow down what the issue might be like a bad GPU, bad RAM, bad HDD. So...

We will need complete system specs and also what OS is it?

Can you think of any recent changes made to the system prior to the issue? New hardware? OS update?

If you've successfully installed Dolby Access it should automatically start on startup. Try restarting your PC, navigate to the taskbar on the bottom right. Right click the speaker icon and see if there is an option for Dolby Access OR see if Dolby Access has it's own task bar icon.

Let's try to understand a little more about the setup. So you have 2 HDMI outputs from your GPU. 1 to your PC monitor, the other to your Smart TV? In your settings you have it "Only Display on 1" , which is your PC monitor. Then when you power off your PC monitor it displays to your Smart TV...

Make sure the drive programs aren't running weird power settings. May be good idea to check the power settings in your OS and also UEFI/BIOS. If you have a Windows Installation Media boot to that and do a repair install. Make sure you back up any data you cant stand to lose.

In Command Prompt run chkdsk /f on the drive in question. Navigate to Crucial's website and find the most up to date software for your drive, make sure that's installed. As an aside do you have any programs on your PC that run drive utilities?

This might sound silly but check your connections. Make sure youre not kicking anything loose.

Not a bad run for the ole girl. You got some mileage out of it.

Good catch you're right, sorry about that. Definitely try some older drivers, that one looks good. I agree, like I said before it's odd you're not getting BSOD which makes me think it's PSU or like you said GPU riser cable. Even with the driver I think you should be getting a BSOD, but it...

Ok thanks, have you changed the VRAM settings anywhere at any point either in Windows or the BIOS? 1. Im a little confused by the driver information. I know you've already tried this but use DDU again to cleanly uninstall the display driver and then download and use this one here. Rolling back...

Hey Aubiter, What is the warranty situation like with the PC and ibuypower? Anyway you can contact them to have them fix or replace it? If there is defective hardware, like a bad PSU, CPU, MOBO you really want ibuypower to deal with it. IIRC most standard warranties are 12 months. So the PC no...

I would try to load the drivers again, and then again a second time. Check your cable connections. Might be difficult because it s a laptop. If not then ... I would consider the drive to be toast.

Run dxdiag. Post the screen please.

1. Have you restarted the PC? 2. Right-click on the Speaker icon in the lower-right corner of your taskbar. Select “Troubleshoot Sound Problems." A pop-up window will appear with a selection of your audio devices. Choose your Bluetooth headphones then click “Next”. The next steps depend on...