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maxiuc:
I go everywhere with my debit card and still don't spend

Hmm is all about decipline

jboixxx:


Same Error message? Were you able to successfully rolled back the driver installation or you installed via the Recovery Manager?

Try system restore from Safe Mode to select a restore point that precedes the driver update, else, you'll have to go for Windows Reinstall, NOT reset.

cc: computerboy and androidking, any alternative solution? I think there's a command line solution to this but I can't figure it out.

jboixxx:
Sorry for the inconvenience. Just been able to read your second screenshot from the system.
Try this step below and give us the feedback.

Power ON and OFF your PC 3x in order to enter Automatic Repair mode for diagnosis options. A StartUp Repair screen should come up with a tab of "Advanced Option", click the Advanced To get you to the Recovery Environment. Select Troubleshoot, then, Advanced Option > StartUp Settings > Restart.

After the Restart, select Safe Mode from the screen. The PC will start in Safe Mode, go to Device Manager (Window logo +R > devmgmt.msc or search for device manager via the cortana) and expand the Display Adapters, right click on the hardware (I believe it should be AMD ***), then Uninstall > OK > Restart to Normal Mode >

1) search for the correct driver of the adapter either via your Intel or HP site.

OR

2) If you haven't done a Clean Format before, you should have your HP Recovery Manager intact, search for and launch it, go to Drivers and Applications Reinstall tab, select the "Intel Chipset Installation Utility and Driver" and the corresponding driver for your display adapter.

Hope you wouldn't mind the long write-up. Try it and let's see.

jboixxx:
Sorry for the inconvenience. Just been able to read your second screenshot from the system.
Try this step below and give us the feedback.

Power ON and OFF your PC 3x in order to enter Automatic Repair mode for diagnosis options. A StartUp Repair screen should come up with a tab of "Advanced Option", click the Advanced To get you to the Recovery Environment. Select Troubleshoot, then, Advanced Option > StartUp Settings > Restart.

After the Restart, select Safe Mode from the screen. The PC will start in Safe Mode, go to Device Manager (Window logo +R > devmgmt.msc or search for device manager via the cortana) and expand the Display Adapters, right click on the hardware (I believe it should be AMD ***), then Uninstall > OK > Restart to Normal Mode >

1) search for the correct driver of the adapter either via your Intel or HP site.

OR

2) If you haven't done a Clean Format before, you should have your HP Recovery Manager intact, search for and launch it, go to Drivers and Applications Reinstall tab, select the "Intel Chipset Installation Utility and Driver" and the corresponding driver for your display adapter.

Hope you wouldn't mind the long write-up. Try it and let's see.

jboixxx:
Ok. Now resolved?

jboixxx:
Did you just install a new program, a piece of hardware, update a driver, install a Windows update, or any kind of change? If so, there's a very good chance that the change you made caused the BSOD.
If you are able to start it up in Safe Mode, then revert the changes made, or use Startup in Last known good configuration or System Restore.

udemzyudex:
If you still have recovery on it, restore your pc, if not reload the operating system.

udemzyudex:
Windows 8?

udemzyudex:
Pls upload a pic

udemzyudex:
Pls upload a pic

udemzyudex:
Pls upload a pic

udemzyudex:
Most of the brand new laptop they sell comes with freeDos, all you have to do is get a Windows 10 cd, it's #150 or #200 depending on your location.

Get that first and I'll put you through.

lalanice:
Bini. now "worked"

lalanice:
sings that you are being underpaid.......

1: you are working in Nigeria

2: you are working in Edo state.....oh! this one's a sure sign

rane06:
Instead of You people to gently hand over the innocent python to natural reserve specialists. Wicked people

sylva1:
How may guys of his age have bought cars for their mum?

If he had bought the car for his girlfriend instead, you still will find a complaint.

NwaAmaikpe:


The truth be told;
This car is not befitting of a customized number plate.
The car is not even befitting for a mom.
I'd have preferred he let his mom keep using keke till he can afford to buy her something more decent like a Rolls Royce.

Well....white car for a white garment mom.


Probably from the proceeds of him seeking redress through legal action on Snapchat for leaking his masturbation video.

midehi2:
Hian!

Zambia should go and sit down jor

BTW....who is that guy on jersey 6, close to Mikel

prinsoo:
A sister of mine was diagnosed of Hepatitis C. And the result was positive. She was told by the Doctor that it doesn't has cure. Please kindly offer your Help/Advise if any. Thanks