Gud afternoon, don't know if u av any idea Abt dis ...my system have dis Nvidia graphics cos I dey play games alot. ever since I formatted my system I av tried installing different Nvidia driver but afta installing d driver my computer always restart itself giving me a blue screen not until I go into safe mode to uninstall d driver. There is one driver dat was stable but any time I restart my system, d restarting to blue screen of death appears again not until I uninstall it on safe mode again. Please help urgently

What system is that?

Kbworld:
Gud afternoon, don't know if u av any idea Abt dis ...my system have dis Nvidia graphics cos I dey play games alot. ever since I formatted my system I av tried installing different Nvidia driver but afta installing d driver my computer always restart itself giving me a blue screen not until I go into safe mode to uninstall d driver. There is one driver dat was stable but any time I restart my system, d restarting to blue screen of death appears again not until I uninstall it on safe mode again. Please help urgently

You installed the wrong video driver for your PC. Google the exact graphics or video driver that came originally with your PC.
Example
"Graphics driver for Dell e6510"
Click the link that has the website of your PC manufacturer ( like dell above)
Download the driver and install,then restart your PC after installation.

You should have created a backup image before formatting. Nvidia card are sensitive to wrong removal methods. Reason is because your card and board may be from third party. I mean your board may not be Intel yet it incorporates an Intel processor and your Nvidia card is likely to be made made by MSI, EVGA, ASUS and the rest and less likely to be a founders edition originally from NVIDIA.

Go to your device manager and see if your the Nvidia card is still discoverable. If yes, you are in luck. Initial drivers are majorly from the OEM and I would advice you go to your OEM website and install the initial driver, EC and firmware or BIOS. A simple driver installation will not solve that issue.

You may need a ddu uninstaller to remove whatever you have put there completely and perform a clean install.

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What system is that?

Dell XPS L502x corei7 2gig dedicated Nvidia. I'm running window 10

hothuntee:
You should have created a backup image before formatting. Nvidia card are sensitive to wrong removal methods. Reason is because your card and board may be from third party. I mean your board may not be Intel yet it incorporates an Intel processor and your Nvidia card is likely to be made made by MSI, EVGA, ASUS and the rest and less likely to be a founders edition originally from NVIDIA.



Go to your device manager and see if your the Nvidia card is still discoverable. If yes, you are in luck. Initial drivers are majorly from the OEM and I would advice you go to your OEM website and install the initial driver, EC and firmware or BIOS. A simple driver installation will not solve that issue.

You may need a ddu uninstaller to remove whatever you have put there completely and perform a clean install.

Tnk u let me try dis

Kbworld:


Tnk u let me try dis

Make sure you create a restore point first before you try and update the bios/firmware and EC first. That may just solve the problem... If not proceed to using ddu uninstaller and clean install the initial driver. Then update to latest one..

Follow this order to avoid total crash or use the service of an expert.