jboixxx:


Your HDD partitioning format (MBR/GPT) is likely conflicting with the BIOS. Check dt.

computerboy:

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wane01:
the hp 15 i bought auto upgraded itself while i had large internet data ... after the upgrade the start menu and system apps have stopped working .... having google it i have to re-upgrade it cuz some files might have been corrupted and now i longer have a large data balance.......
buh from what i saw i think its a general complain from many users nd besides i havent seen much new stuff
who knows any offline remedy to solve it

DrObum:
Cc: Computerboy, androidking, udemzyudex Please I have this video tdr failure atikmdag.sys on windows 10. It's crippling me. Comes up any time, even when just browsing and restarts the system.
Tried some solutions I saw online but nothing yet. System is a HP 255 G6 E2-9000e AMD. Please help me. Thanks

udemzyudex:


Pls upload a pic

udemzyudex:


Pls upload a pic

DrObum:

Gives me that BSOD

udemzyudex:


Pls upload a pic

udemzyudex:


Windows 8?

udemzyudex:


If you still have recovery on it, restore your pc, if not reload the operating system.

jboixxx:

Did you just install a new program, a piece of hardware, update a driver, install a Windows update, or any kind of change? If so, there's a very good chance that the change you made caused the BSOD.
If you are able to start it up in Safe Mode, then revert the changes made, or use Startup in Last known good configuration or System Restore.

DrObum:

Yes, I did update a driver.
Thanks man

jboixxx:

Ok. Now resolved?

DrObum:

not yet oooo
Tried everything, just watching it for now

jboixxx:

Sorry for the inconvenience. Just been able to read your second screenshot from the system.
Try this step below and give us the feedback.

Power ON and OFF your PC 3x in order to enter Automatic Repair mode for diagnosis options. A StartUp Repair screen should come up with a tab of "Advanced Option", click the Advanced To get you to the Recovery Environment. Select Troubleshoot, then, Advanced Option > StartUp Settings > Restart.

After the Restart, select Safe Mode from the screen. The PC will start in Safe Mode, go to Device Manager (Window logo +R > devmgmt.msc or search for device manager via the cortana) and expand the Display Adapters, right click on the hardware (I believe it should be AMD ***), then Uninstall > OK > Restart to Normal Mode >

1) search for the correct driver of the adapter either via your Intel or HP site.

OR

2) If you haven't done a Clean Format before, you should have your HP Recovery Manager intact, search for and launch it, go to Drivers and Applications Reinstall tab, select the "Intel Chipset Installation Utility and Driver" and the corresponding driver for your display adapter.

Hope you wouldn't mind the long write-up. Try it and let's see.

jboixxx:

Sorry for the inconvenience. Just been able to read your second screenshot from the system.
Try this step below and give us the feedback.

Power ON and OFF your PC 3x in order to enter Automatic Repair mode for diagnosis options. A StartUp Repair screen should come up with a tab of "Advanced Option", click the Advanced To get you to the Recovery Environment. Select Troubleshoot, then, Advanced Option > StartUp Settings > Restart.

After the Restart, select Safe Mode from the screen. The PC will start in Safe Mode, go to Device Manager (Window logo +R > devmgmt.msc or search for device manager via the cortana) and expand the Display Adapters, right click on the hardware (I believe it should be AMD ***), then Uninstall > OK > Restart to Normal Mode >

1) search for the correct driver of the adapter either via your Intel or HP site.

OR

2) If you haven't done a Clean Format before, you should have your HP Recovery Manager intact, search for and launch it, go to Drivers and Applications Reinstall tab, select the "Intel Chipset Installation Utility and Driver" and the corresponding driver for your display adapter.

Hope you wouldn't mind the long write-up. Try it and let's see.

Megadon109:
My Lenovo Thinkpad L530 is giving me headache , when I want to input my password, the keyboard enters different characters from what is on the keyboard, for example, the number 1 turns to !, 2 turns to "... Also the left shift key does not work with the ZXC... line on the keyboard. I have tried several external keyboard and it still gives me the same problem. After trying for some time, it will start working normally and then repeat itself. Pls how can I resolve this issue? I've also attached a screenshot to show you what pop up each time I turn on the system. Thanks

computerboy:



from your screenshot, Out of your 2 "shift" keys, one is bad. you'll have to change your keyboard

DrObum:

Hello bro,
Tried this solution, however had that BSOD again now.

jboixxx:



Same Error message? Were you able to successfully rolled back the driver installation or you installed via the Recovery Manager?

Try system restore from Safe Mode to select a restore point that precedes the driver update, else, you'll have to go for Windows Reinstall, NOT reset.

cc: computerboy and androidking, any alternative solution? I think there's a command line solution to this but I can't figure it out.

DrObum:

Yeah, same error message.
I've not been able to roll back the driver. Didn't create a restore point as the system is barely 10 days old.
I've even reinstalled windows 10 but that didn't solve the problem.
It's really frustrating.
Thanks though

jboixxx:

My fear is he's experiencing same issue with external keyboard.

jboixxx:



Same Error message? Were you able to successfully rolled back the driver installation or you installed via the Recovery Manager?

Try system restore from Safe Mode to select a restore point that precedes the driver update, else, you'll have to go for Windows Reinstall, NOT reset.

cc: computerboy and androidking, any alternative solution? I think there's a command line solution to this but I can't figure it out.

computerboy:


He needs no command line. The error mentioned video so it's probably his graphics card. I guess he installed an incompatible driver. Solution is to format and install the latest graphics driver or if this issue was caused by the latest then he install an older driver. Driver must be downloaded from HP website and it must be for his particular model.

If he doesn't want to format, he can download DDU and use it to uninstall the graphics driver then install a new one. If this doesn't work then its a hardware problem

jboixxx:

Yes, it was after installation of a driver. I personally don't like clean/full formatting, that's y I made mention of using a command line to uninstall the driver as he doesn't have a restore point and he's reinstalled windows, still no solution. You've given an alternative-DDU.

Drobum