


Check your Device Manager for any devices reporting an error.

If the above driver suggestions do not resolve your issue, make sure that no other driver-related issues exist on the computer. Once this is complete and Display adapters is gone, reboot the computer and allow Windows to reinstall the video card. Expand Display adapters, and remove all devices listed in Display adapters by highlighting the device and pressing the delete key. If downloading and installing the latest video drivers doesn't resolve the issue, open Device Manager. Let Windows re-detect and reinstall video card If available, we suggest downgrading to an earlier driver version to resolve this issue. If you have recently updated the video drivers before this issue began to occur, it is likely the updated drivers are the cause. See the video card driver's section for additional help with video drivers and listings of video card manufacturers. Or, if you are using a video card with an ATI or Nvidia chipset, you can download them from that company's website.
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Download and install latest driversĭownload and install the latest video drivers directly from the computer manufacturer. Once in safe mode, open the Device Manager and remove all devices under Display adapters and reboot the computer to reinstall the video card. If you cannot boot into Windows because the blue screen occurs immediately after Windows loads, boot the computer into safe mode.
