The driver has stopped working and has been restored

[whoololon]

This message usually appears when the system has to disconnect the graphics due to overheating.
In this case, it may be the announcement of the end of the graphics, as the colleague pointed out.

Regards.

Edit: I am referring to the message that gives the branch its title.

[wallix]

May be it is dirty???

[Fassou]

@whoololon:

This message usually appears when the system has to disconnect the graphics due to overheating.

@wallix:

Could it be that it's dirty???

Yes :sisi:

[fjavi]

@wallix:

Maybe it's dirty???

Maybe some memory chip on the card is no longer holding up, that failure is more if you do OC, although other things influence like temperature if it's too hot it can fail sooner, also make sure to disable if you have Windows 7 the option to update drivers automatically, it's in control panel system hardware, check that it doesn't update any driver.

Because sometimes win 7 puts a driver and if you put another one it goes wrong and gives more failures, it's better to download the latest official driver from the nvidia page and install it yourself, you have to uncheck that remove the driver and put another one, if you clean the remains better, with driver sweeper.

regards

[wallix]

I took it out, I cleaned it with compressed air until I removed all the dust (which wasn't much) I put it back in and oh surprise! now the computer doesn't turn on! it stays with the button light yellow I think that means that there is some component short-circuiting right???

Anyway, I have never had it with OC, it's as it came from the factory...

:wall:

[whoololon]

Remove the graphics card again, clean the connectors with a cloth and alcohol (or cologne).
Start the computer without it connected, it should turn on and make an error sound (it has no graphics), turn it off, unplug it, hold down the power and reset buttons for a few seconds, reconnect the graphics card, ensure power supply.
Make sure the rest of the components are properly connected and have not been displaced during the handling of the graphics card and plug it back in and start it up.

Edit: If when you restart, it does the same thing again, my recommendation is that you look for a new graphics card.

[Sylver]

@whoololon:

Take it off again, clean the connectors with a cloth and alcohol (or cologne).

Take it off, take it off, that's risky :facepalm: You should use isopropyl alcohol.

I have a feeling the PCIe port is going to be affected...

Best regards

[wallix]

@whoololon:

Take the graphics card out again, clean the connectors with a cloth and alcohol (or cologne).
Start the computer without it connected, it should turn on and make a beep sound (no graphics), turn it off, unplug it, hold down the power and reset buttons for a few seconds, reconnect the graphics card, ensure power supply.
Make sure the rest of the components are properly connected and have not been displaced during the handling of the graphics card and plug it back in and start it up.

Edit: If when you restart, it does the same thing again, my recommendation is that you look for a new graphics card.

Done, it started up fine, but when it recovers the desktop, the same message comes up almost immediately:

The drivers have stopped working…

I just need to know that it's the graphics card so I can buy a new one and replace it.

I'm listening to advice!

Many thanks to everyone for the responses

[Fassou]

If the power supply is working and you have a reliable power source to test it, do not hesitate to do so, let's not be faced with the classic summer power supply failure, and the graphics card fails due to lack of power.

Salu2!

[wallix]

@Fassou:

If the power supply is powered and you have a reliable source to test, do not hesitate to do so, let's not be faced with the classic power supply death in summer, and the graphics card fails due to lack of power.

Salu2!

I don't have any source to test, if the computer turns on and everything works except the TG I don't think it's a problem with the source …

[whoololon]

@Fassou:

If the power supply is powered and you have a reliable source to test, do not hesitate to do so, let's not be faced with the classic power supply death in summer, and the graphics card fails due to lack of power.

Salu2!

True, perhaps you could try changing the branch if possible, in any case a multimeter will not clear up doubts about the power supply.

Sylver, the one who indicated such "cleaners" is due to two reasons: the first (and I recognize and admit) my most profound ignorance of the drawbacks of using cologne for cleaning electronic components, beyond residues of oils and eventual corrosion due to the water it contains, if not dried well afterwards.
The second, that they are common in the home and isopropanol is difficult to find on a Saturday afternoon or a Sunday. That it is not ideal and that it is a "quick fix" is something that I think is understood.

[wallix]

@whoololon:

True, maybe you could try changing the branch if possible, in any case a multimeter will not clear up any doubts about the power supply.

Sylver, the one who indicated such "cleaners" is due to two reasons: the first (and I acknowledge and admit) my most profound ignorance of the drawbacks of using cologne for cleaning electronic components, beyond residues of oils and eventual corrosion due to the water it contains, if not dried well afterwards.
The second, that they are common in the household and isopropanol is difficult to find on a Saturday afternoon or a Sunday. That it is not the ideal and that it is a "patch" is something that I think is understood.

Well with that there have been no problems, in fact after doing that the computer started up with the video card working well, now after turning it off and turning it back on it no longer takes the card because the monitor stays off, the rest seems to work well.

Now I need advice, do I buy a new card? which one? do I take the whole computer to repair?

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[Fassou]

You can start by putting the equipment you have in the signature ;D

Salu2!

[wallix]

@Fassou:

You can start by putting the equipment you have in the signature ;D

Salu2!

My computer is this:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c02925098&lang=en&cc=us&taskId=120&contentType=SupportFAQ&prodSeriesId=5080737

The first thing I want to know is if the problem is the video card to buy another one and change it.

Then obviously what to buy? something that does not exceed 150 euros and that serves for the same purposes as the 530 that comes with the computer.

Thanks again for the advice!!!

Is this okay for the signature??

HP Pavilion p7-1011it

Cleveland Pegatron Micro-ATX - 24.4 cm (9.6 inches) x 24.4 cm (9.6 inches) - Intel Core i5 2310 - RAM 4 GB DDR3 - NVIDIA GeForce GT 530 - Integrated IDT 92HD89E Audio - Hard drive 500 gb SATA 7200 RPM - Power Supply 300W (100v-240v)

[Fassou]

Starting from the fact that the equipment is already out of warranty, and looking at the components, I would start by buying a decent power supply of ~550W, to be at ease, and if the driver problem is not resolved and you want a better graphics card, then you buy a

Regarding the signature, I would summarize it a bit more:

@wallix:

HP Pavilion p7-1011it

Intel Core i5 2310 / Pegatron H67 / 4GB DDR3 1333 / NVIDIA GeForce GT 530 / SATA 500GB 7200 RPM / PS 300W

But it works perfectly :sisi:

Salu2!

[Sylver]

@Fassou:

Assuming the computer is already out of warranty, and looking at the components, I would start by buying a decent power supply of ~550W, to be on the safe side, and if the driver problem is not resolved and you want a better graphics card, then you buy a

Regarding the signature, I would summarize it a bit more :

But it works perfectly :sisi:

Regards!

+1

I think the same :sisi:

Regards

[wallix]

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Yo no soy un experto, no se porque me hablais de cambiar la fuente ? que tiene que ver con el problema de la Tarjeta Gràfica ?

Si tengo que cambiarla pues lo harè, el odenador es un HP ya montado, creo que ellos saben muy bien como combinar cada componente y dudo que hayan puesto una fuente que traiga problemas a la tarjeta gràfica o a los demàs componentes del equipo.

El odenador lo compre hace dos años y jamàs a dado ningùn tipo de problema, ni de hard ni de soft hasta ahora obviamente.

Me podeis aconsejar una tarjeta que sea "de batalla" o sea que no me traiga problemas de este tipo y que sirva para lo que servia la GT 530 (no juego mucho, solo pocas horas mensuales a GTR2)

Gracias de antemano !

[Sylver]

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@wallix:

Yo no soy un experto, no se porque me hablais de cambiar la fuente ? que tiene que ver con el problema de la Tarjeta Gràfica ?

Si tengo que cambiarla pues lo harè, el odenador es un HP ya montado, creo que ellos saben muy bien como combinar cada componente y dudo que hayan puesto una fuente que traiga problemas a la tarjeta gràfica o a los demàs componentes del equipo.

:risitas: Me has hecho reir bastante con la parte en negrita, no es que no sepan, es que el concepto de "montar un ordenador DE CALIDAD para el cliente" es algo así como un concepto, una idea… Algo abstracto... Una quimera :ugly::ugly:

Siento darte la mala noticia, pero los ordenadores prefabricados de las marcas que todos conocemos (Acer, HP, Compaq...) flaquean por casi cualquier lado. Puede que te monten un "gran procesador de gran calidad", pero la placa base será lo más normalito que puedan ponerte. Puede que te vendan una "gran capacidad de memoria RAM y muy rápida", pero la realidad será otra, la gráfica será lo más básico que encuentren (si es que no es integrada) y la fuente de alimentación será aquella que entregue el mínimo aceptable de potencia para que el equipo funcione. Si a esa fuente de alimentación le enchufas una gráfica contundente de las que consumen de verdad (de batalla como tu dices), lo más probable es que pete como una supernova, sin avisar.

Te lo decimos por algo. Esas fuentes de equipos prefabricados son casi todas malísimas, es necesario invertir en un componente como la fuente, la vida del resto de componentes depende de ella. Y ahora:

1-Compra una fuente de alimentación en condiciones para tu equipo.

2-Tras eso ya estarás en disposición de poder comprar una gráfica decente.

Saludos

[Fassou]

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@wallix:

Yo no soy un experto, no se porque me hablais de cambiar la fuente ? que tiene que ver con el problema de la Tarjeta Gràfica ?

Interpreto el fallo reiterado de la gráfica como un síntoma del mal funcionamiento de la fuente.

@wallix:

Si tengo que cambiarla pues lo harè, el odenador es un HP ya montado, creo que ellos saben muy bien como combinar cada componente y dudo que hayan puesto una fuente que traiga problemas a la tarjeta gràfica o a los demàs componentes del equipo.

Por supuesto que lo saben, ha durado un poco más que el periodo de garantía. Además para poner una gráfica nueva, te recomiendo una fuente nueva porque 300W es demasiado justo.

@wallix:

Me podeis aconsejar una tarjeta que sea "de batalla" o sea que no me traiga problemas de este tipo y que sirva para lo que servia la GT 530 (no juego mucho, solo pocas horas mensuales a GTR2)

Al menos una AMD Radeon HD7750, que encontrarás por ~90€. Por algo menos (~70€) tienes las AMD Radeon HD6670, pero no te la recomiendo, sólo te digo que existen

Si te preguntas, por qué no te recomiendo una gráfica de nVIDIA, es que en gama media y baja ( <200€ ), es tirar el dinero :resaca:

Salu2!

[wallix]

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Ustedes son los expertos !

Entonces deberia cambiar la fuente por una de 550 verdad ? y para eso que tarjeta compraria ? o con cambiar la fuente ya funcionara bien la mia ???

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