Hello! I am not very good with computing stuff..
I'd like to ask why whenever I start a game I get a Blue Screen Of Death? I can run any other program perfectly (Like internet browsers, spotify, skype) but whenever I start a game I instantly get a blue screen of death on my main monitor and my second monitor freezes. Its not a normal blue screen of death its a pale blue with a little darker square for where my mouse was. I can partly make out a little bit of my screen on the bottom right side The screen looks like this color then the box is this color the box for the mouse is about 5cm-5cm. I can move my mouse around my main monitor for about 5 seconds then the whole system just freezes. I have auto-restart disabled. My second monitor is running from the motherboard, my main from my GTX 650. And after around 30 minutes it does the same but instead of pale blue it goes pure white with a gray box
GTX 650
AMD Phenon II X4 965 Processor 3.40 GHz
8.00 GB (7.75 GB usable)
64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor
Windows 8
That's all I know...
Thank you for helping if at all possible
I'd like to ask why whenever I start a game I get a Blue Screen Of Death? I can run any other program perfectly (Like internet browsers, spotify, skype) but whenever I start a game I instantly get a blue screen of death on my main monitor and my second monitor freezes. Its not a normal blue screen of death its a pale blue with a little darker square for where my mouse was. I can partly make out a little bit of my screen on the bottom right side The screen looks like this color then the box is this color the box for the mouse is about 5cm-5cm. I can move my mouse around my main monitor for about 5 seconds then the whole system just freezes. I have auto-restart disabled. My second monitor is running from the motherboard, my main from my GTX 650. And after around 30 minutes it does the same but instead of pale blue it goes pure white with a gray box
GTX 650
AMD Phenon II X4 965 Processor 3.40 GHz
8.00 GB (7.75 GB usable)
64-bit Operating System, x64-based processor
Windows 8
That's all I know...
Thank you for helping if at all possible