Yes, right click the Setup file to Run as Administrator, follow the prompts to install each driver.
What second account are you referring to?
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hello
(before i say anything what u will read right here is the same on a thread i posted before and im doing new post bcs my problem didnt got fixed)
my pc is still new a year and half now
but for a long time im getting alot BSOD
tried to fix the issues with many methodds nothing works i even opened one thread here about the problem and nothing worked for me
and the thing that its happening to me its soo weird im having the weirdest PC ever
here is whats going on
so i login to my pc doing work playing games watching youtube etc...
everything fine then BOOM all of sudden my pc crashes and restart by its on
and then everything is fine im it didnt crash anymore
and then i restart my pc or close it for different reason and then when i use it everything is fine then BOOM bsod and its restart and everything is fine after
and also sometimes when i get bsod
there a precentge to collect information about the crash
sometimes it went 100% and restart everything is fine
but sometimes its stays at 0% and then it restart BUT guess what happen i get black screen this msg i forgot what it said exactly but its something like this ( pls reboot insert a proper boot device ) something like that
but when i reboot by ctrl + alt + del to restart im having the same msg. so what i did i just turn off my pc by
the boot button wait couple of min then boot again and everything is fine again i login i go do my work THEN BOOM my pc crashes and restart by its own then it wont crash again incouple of days if i didnt close my pc
so what i mean by all of this is
when my pc restart by it own there will be no another crashes for couple of says then it will crash
but when i restart or close my pc annd open it by my self and then the crashes happen again until it restart on its own to work fine
and so what i do i just open my pc wait for it to crash and restart by its own and so i work fine without crashes and when im done i keep my pc open so i dont have to open it by myself and crash all over again
and thats happen to me for long time i was battling with this ****
i just dont know **** is going on
tried alot of **** nothing works
sry for the long msg
(and i posted a thread like this before it in here
or check it on my profile)
and i have gtx 1660ti
i5 9600k
16g ram
ADATA ssd
WDC
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Yes, right click the Setup file to Run as Administrator, follow the prompts to install each driver.
What second account are you referring to?
hello greg apologies for late reply i was busy
so im starting now to download the drivers
but there is licence about that maybe it will damage or something
when i download the drive from the web i get a zip file i unzip it and go into the file and find a setup option to install is that correct?
so is it safe to process ?
and greg kindly tell me im cerious
why do u use this 2nd account while u have the main one
I would install them all except Norton Security. If you cannot check in Device Manager whether you have a newer driver installed, then it should tell you when you try to install it.
no no i was talking about my gpu drivers
idk about the motherboard tho
and i still dont know how to compare it between the two
im confused with that website
in this http://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/Z390%20Pro4/index.asp#Download
idk there is alot of things idk what to choose
and how to compare in the device manager what should i click and where can i find the lastest driver in the motherboard
apologies greg but bear with me
and im really glad u are taking ur time to help me
bcs my pc right is unusable everday and night im getting crashes
The most basic thing we need to learn to maintain a PC is how to keep the latest manufacturer's drivers current. Windows drivers are rarely enough.
Do you know for sure now that you have the latest motherboard drivers, by comparing the ones on the motherboard's Downloads page with what are installed in the Device Manager?
If you have the latest drivers and BIOS, and you have completed everything else in my first post, then we need to see the Blue Screen crash report which you can collect and post back as shown here:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wiki...
Please do not skip any steps in my first post. We often find out later that the fix was the skipped step. If you need help performing any step I will help.