BSOD - 1000007e

[richc46]

This driver looks like the cause. It is very current 2/12. About the time of your problem. Go to device manager and install prior version
nvlddmkm nvlddmkm.sys Thu Feb 09 21:02:58 2012 (4F347AD2)
Its a driver used while watching videos

The problem Driver
Productname: NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Description: NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Nvidia ompany: NVIDIA Corporation File size: Various

 

[MrTuckerTown]

Hello, okay, here's what I did, I clicked the rollback driver button and then it said the current driver running is the one dated 10/15/2011. I never really saw an option to allowing me to choose a Feb 09 version. Is that okay?

 

[richc46]

The driver you had was dated Feb 9 2012,
This was taken from your reports
nvlddmkm.sys Thu Feb 09 2012
We need one earlier. If you get an earlier one, any date will serve as a test.

 

[MrTuckerTown]

Ah I see what you mean now. Yeah so is it time for step 22 now: cross our fingers?

 

[richc46]

As I said, those reports give great clues. I think the information that you gave, plus the current driver indicates that may be the problem. You even said that you recently updated the video card. Bottom line, lets hope.

 

[MrTuckerTown]

Hey sorry to bother you, but it happened again. After still having the video card rolled back. Here's a report. If nothing conclusive can be found I think I'll just get another video card. If I'm not mistaken, one of the motors or something back there in my PC sounds a little fainter then it used to be. I'm guessing it could be the card.

 

[richc46]

Tucker
I looked at the file; again not definitive. We need to use all the information from the reports in conjuction with what we know. About the time of the problem there was change in the computer, the video card. We changed the driver and yet the problem persisits. If it were mine, I would try the driver verifier, again, before spending money on the card. That being said its my hunch that the problems are related.