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Originally Posted by sandman!
i would reinstall the whole driver pack from the video card maker.
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Well, it is the card my laptop came with, so not really sure who that is. May have to find docs on this.
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Originally Posted by lamerhooD
If it happened out of nowhere, I.E. you haven't installed anything remotely resembling a video driver of any sort right before you started receiving this error, I'd be willing to bet it's hardware problem posing as a software problem. Check and make sure the video card is not overheating... usually driver behavior is almost certainly to do with faulty hardware if you haven't been installing new drivers recently.
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Actually I am leaning that way. My laptop runs fine as a laptop but if I plug it into the docking station things start going to shit. I guess the first thing I should do is see if it happens when I plug the second monitor directly into the laptop, and bypassing the dock.
Will do that tomorrow I guess.
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Originally Posted by Libertine
Edit: just download the driver package from nvidia.
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and install it where? I am saving that article, was an interesting read. What made you change your mind?