- Mar 17, 2013
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Specs:asus p8b75
i3-3210
gskill ripjaws 4gb ddr3
seasonic 520w psu
acer X193HQ monitor(VGA)
sapphire hd 7770 1gb ghz edition (non-OC)
Resolution-1366x768
Hey guys,
Please take time to go through with it.
So I am at home for some days and quite few things are happening to my pc. I have set my pc to never go to sleep and the monitor to turn off after 10 mins. I had kept my pc on with the monitor off and had went somewhere. After I returned and turned on the monitor,nothing came up.The system was up and running but the monitor showed no signal and I had to press the power switch to turn it off. But the next time it woke up. But then another time it didn't. So, I started looking for some solution and some guy said to update the video card drivers and see if it solves anything. So, I updated the amd driver to the new one and it "installed successfully with some warnings" and I also set the monitor to never turn off.
After that I tried replicating the situation. The monitor woke up fine but this time it had BSOD'd in between and so presently was in the lock screen. I fired up WhoCrashed and it showed "DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_THAN_EQUAL" error. Last time this had happened was due to Quick Heal Anti virus. Could it be the culprit now too? Or is it related to the Graphics card driver update? I am at a complete loss.
i3-3210
gskill ripjaws 4gb ddr3
seasonic 520w psu
acer X193HQ monitor(VGA)
sapphire hd 7770 1gb ghz edition (non-OC)
Resolution-1366x768
Hey guys,
Please take time to go through with it.
So I am at home for some days and quite few things are happening to my pc. I have set my pc to never go to sleep and the monitor to turn off after 10 mins. I had kept my pc on with the monitor off and had went somewhere. After I returned and turned on the monitor,nothing came up.The system was up and running but the monitor showed no signal and I had to press the power switch to turn it off. But the next time it woke up. But then another time it didn't. So, I started looking for some solution and some guy said to update the video card drivers and see if it solves anything. So, I updated the amd driver to the new one and it "installed successfully with some warnings" and I also set the monitor to never turn off.
After that I tried replicating the situation. The monitor woke up fine but this time it had BSOD'd in between and so presently was in the lock screen. I fired up WhoCrashed and it showed "DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_THAN_EQUAL" error. Last time this had happened was due to Quick Heal Anti virus. Could it be the culprit now too? Or is it related to the Graphics card driver update? I am at a complete loss.
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