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Hey Software Maniac, Thanks for the help, but unfortunately my whole laptop decided to crash (MOBO issue) and I've therefore replaced it with a different one (which connects fine to the screen). Thanks for your time and patience

I tried pointing the driver installers to those drivers, however the installer couldn't find the right driver within those files. I unzipped them and set the search to include the subfolders.

Thanks again for the reply, unfortunately there has been no change. I followed note 2, however I saw no change, and therefore tried note 1. THe link to the killer cleaner redirected to killer itself, but I couldn't find a link to killer cleaner. I found one here ...

Here are the up to date dump files I have also checked the event viewer and the log that causes the crash states this : 'The driver \Driver\WUDFRd failed to load for the device ACPI\INT3400\2&daba3ff&2.' I've installed the newest driver from dell, but the issue still occurs, with the same log...

Hello, Unfortunately I'm still getting the BSOD whenever I connect to the monitor. Not sure what it could be, but I'm hoping to find someone who has another 4k monitor that I can try connecting to, I'll keep this thread updated.

Hello, Managed to find some wifi so I thought I'd have a crack at making the changes you suggested. I've done everything you stated. I'm not sure why the Cisco Any Connect was disabled, but I've uninstalled the program (I have no use for it). I checked the msConfig and found the service...

Hello Softwaremaniac, Thanks for the reply. I am going on an unexpected holiday, so I won't be able to try the solutions until I get back to my troublesome monitor. As soon as I am back on the 22/02/15, I will attempt your fixes (fingers crossed they work and you can have a thumbs up). Kind...

Apologies to anyone who may have had a look into this. I foolishly upgraded to windows 8.1 Pro to see if it made a difference (it didn't). I have re-run the driver utility and have attached the new zipped folder.

Hello, I've been trying to fix this problem for a couple of days with long phone calls to Dell and Asus coming to no avail. My Alienware 15 laptop will happily to connect to other monitors and TVs via HDMI (without BSOD). However whenever I try to connect it to my Asus PB287Q Monitor, I get an...