and the motherboard doesnt have wireless so that isnt a problem
I get a Blue Screen when running defrag
like the title I get a BSOD when running defrag. When i analyzed my disk it said that it was 4% fragmented so i ran the defrag and up popped my BSOD. I am switching to a ne HDD tomorow so i can see if that stops these BSODs from happening, but for now i am wondering what is causing the BSOD.
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2012-06-13T04:49:08+00:00 Ok I have installed the files and am in process of rebooting. and ya i got the radeon hd 7770 and im super excited!!! anyway should i try to delete the jswp... and the scmn.... files?
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Anonymous
2012-06-13T04:39:54+00:00 Also, if the motherboard has wireless built in AND you are using another adapter as an add-on - then disable the wireless in the bios too.
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Anonymous
2012-06-13T04:24:39+00:00 Go into the bios settings and set it to Optimzed Defaults then save.
After, disable the onboard video adapter, set the primary display to be PCI-e.
Save again.
Boot to Windows and install this for your new AMD video card (congrats by the way) if it is 5000 series or higher:
http://downloads.guru3d.com/AMD-Catalyst-12.x-(8.980.0-June-4)-Unofficial-BETA-download-2923.html
Install the latest Realtek HD Audio Codec driver from the right side of their main page to update this:
RTKVHD64 RTKVHD64.sys Tue Nov 30 04:03:19 2010 (4CF4BDD7)
Uninstall Acronis True Image:
snapman snapman.sys Fri Oct 06 09:43:53 2006 (45265D99)
Unfortunately though, I still see these files, although they are unloaded:
jswpslwfx.sys
scmndisp.sys
Delete them if you find them. Should be at C:\Windows\System32\drivers
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Anonymous
2012-06-13T04:16:07+00:00