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Old 14-11-2008, 13:59
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mesh order 118140 i have a mesh pc with a nvidia geforce 9500gt graphics card when watching a video or playing online games they crash and stop playing i get nviddmkm as stopped responding and has recovered i have updated the nvidia drivers to the latest one but still getting probs any ideas ?
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Old 14-11-2008, 15:19
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Do you have Vista SP1? I believe that includes a fix for this error.

If you don't want to download the Service Pack, you can download the fix seperately: An update is available that improves the compatibility and reliability of Windows Vista
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Old 14-11-2008, 15:54
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yes i have vista sp1 installed came preinstalled tryed the other link you gave me but box came up saying i do not need this on my system thanks for trying though ps i have vista 64 bit
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Old 15-11-2008, 01:19
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When you updated your drivers did you uninstall the old ones first?

This error is normally driver related.
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i did not unistall old drivers first but i was getting same error message with the older drivers thought installing latest driver would sort out problem but it as not thanks any way
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Old 15-11-2008, 18:09
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Try updating the drivers again but this time uninstall the old ones before installing the new. I also recommend you download and run driver cleaner pro first as it removes all traces of old drivers. Also make sure you don't have Windows Update set to automatically update drivers.

As per my last post, this message is most often attributed to driver error.
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