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NP9150 7970M Driver Problems


The_Dominion

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So I am experiencing a problem with my NP9150 which I have had for a few years now. I recently reformatted my machine after 2 years of having it, re installed the drivers and things were working well. I left my computer on one night, and it blue screened, the culprit being the amdkmpfd.sys file. I have an 7970m, and since that blue screen both that device and the Intel HD4000 has been reporting Error 43. Now I did a lot of playing around with uninstalling, reinstalling drivers and finally got it to work again, at least for a few days. I was working in Adobe Photoshop, blue screened again. Same deal mess with drivers, eventually get it to work again. To be honest I am not sure what the right combination of uninstalling/re installing fixes it.

Right now I am trying to fix it for a third time, and having difficulty. So I am posting here seeing if a bios update might help since I have been running the earliest stock version.

Anyone have any ideas

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Prema I really appreciate your direct reply here. Unfortunately it did not work. To walk through the steps I did do,

I had KB2670838 installed, so I removed it. I also turned off autodownload on Windows Update to prevent its potential reinstallation.

I then did a clean install of the drivers through safe mode after having used Driver Fusion and Rapr to remove all instances of Intel and AMD display drivers.

I have also used Registry Recylcer to clear through any orphaned registry entries created by the installing and uninstalling I have been doing.

I downloaded and installed the 13.1 CCC for radeon mobility after uninstalling all AMD software on the machine.

I ran into difficulty with the CCC process not recognizing my Intel HD4000 and installing AMD's driver. After repeated attempts to figure out how to install it, I let Windows update do the latest version.

I was unable to avoid getting Code 43 errors on both the AMD 7970M, and the Intel HD4000 by doing this. Neither of these "activate" after the installation of the drivers. I get best results by letting windows use standard VGA drivers. At the very least my machine can go into hibernate mode when I don't have them installed.

Do you have any more ideas for me to try? I would really like to avoid reformatting again as I have some specialized software on my machine which doesn't allow me many activations.

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