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Its already Enabled.

I think this happens when two programs are trying to run simultaneously at the same time, which would make the processor stop responding. Try running /sfc scannow to fix system files, Check to make sure you have all latest drivers. If you still get BSOD, im sure a clean reinstall would fix the...

ok, last option. Try reflashing your BIOS to a newest version. Then turn off the computer using your power switch, unplug the machine and wait until the power is drained from the motherboard, which will clear the cmos jumpers, then try turning it on again and shut it down.

Could it be possible that there is something wrong with the windows 8 copy itself? It might be possible we cannot ignore that possibility.

Don't interrupt it, let it run until it finishes the scan process.

Sup guys, just wanted to know if its possible to use snap view feature(multiple screen) on low resolution, like 1280x800. Just want to use this old laptop, till next year before switching to new laptop, and i can't seen to use snap view feature. Anyone got workaround for this feature?

you got a point, but what now? What do you think is gonna happen? lol

I used Microsoft Fix It, and i dont see any crashes so far. Think its working! I went on this website: "Display driver stopped responding and has recovered" error in Windows 7 or Windows Vista

MHM, go to Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers and download the latest driver for your graphics card. Updated: looks like you already have latest driver. I have been having same problem since last few days, but i think Microsoft FixIt fixed it. No more crashes so far. Go to this website...

Where was the company(SurfCast) when Microsoft Released Windows Phone with Metro Tiles?

Weird problem now. This time when i try to update my NVIDIA driver, it says it cannot install, Install failed. Tried cleaning registry. Tried using Driver Fusion. Tried booting into safe mode and running the installer there. Got any idea to why its giving me error?

Well as rich stated, remove all the Anti-Virus and use Windows Defender that comes with Windows 8. (Create System Restore point just in case if you want to go back with your free AV's)

Use your volume control from the keyboard, and when the volume screen pops up, use your mouse to adjust the volume.

My guess would be either your desktop background got problem or try updating your graphics card. That might fix the issue.

As long as Microsoft Security Essential/Windows Defender won't give me problems, i will stick to it. Or else i will use third-party AV.