hagimostafa
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hey guys. does any driver relate to power settings? i recently installed some driver for intel devices and graphics does them probably cause problem?
hey guys. does any driver relate to power settings? i recently installed some driver for intel devices and graphics does them probably cause problem?
hey guys. does any driver relate to power settings? i recently installed some driver for intel devices and graphics does them probably cause problem?
I'm gonna go out on a limb here mr hagimostafa and say why don't you try to (one) Go back a restore point or several to get beyond where you installed the drivers OR (two) find out where you can roll the drivers back. Usually there's a place where you can undo new driver installation to the original drivers. BUT, other's here may chime in differently and I'm only a wannabe geek!
Cheers, Jack ":-D
i do install lot's of apps addons and drivers daily and i'm not sure which one of them may cause the problem if i wanna restore or rollback!hey guys. does any driver relate to power settings? i recently installed some driver for intel devices and graphics does them probably cause problem?
meanwhile in win8 restoring results in data loss! usually everything u have in download folder or downloaded in whole restored period will lost!
You have a lot of package opening failures in that log, you may have done an update that was a beta. If you have your device drivers saved, try re-installing all drivers that have to do with your Chipset.
I just downloaded Drivermax and tried it - It's a racket. It told me I needed new drivers for my nVidia 8400 and I just INSTALLED the latest non-beta driver. Then it said the update files were unavailable.
I'm quite sure any drivers you got with this are totally the wrong drivers for your system, I'm convinced of that now.
You may try "SlimDrivers" it's free and did a pretty good job for me on numerous occasions.
Oh yeah, forgot about that one, it's good too. I use programs like that just in great desperation, my preference is to chase them down at manufacturer's sites.You may try "SlimDrivers" it's free and did a pretty good job for me on numerous occasions.
since you mentioned it i tried lots of this tools, even though drivermax may show more updates but most of them are beta and irrelevant and because of it's forced installation type it installs them and cause serious malfunction! drivereasy has the updates drivers which all of them are official and it uses official installers from device vendors which is reliable. at whole it is the best you can find free
I use DriverMax Pro & have no problems with it.
It gives you the option to create a restore point before installing a driver.
If the driver causes problems, you can either roll back to previous driver or use a restore point.
You need to install drivers one by one & check for problems as you go.
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An axe is a tool.
If you chop your wood with it, you would say it is a good tool.
If you chop your foot off with it, can you blame the axe ?
Nope.
I would chalk that up to user error.