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Support / Re: NVidia Video Card Crash?
« on: December 22, 2008, 08:49:34 pm »
I started with the least invasive suggestion on a large list of suggested fixes and bizarrely it actually worked. I say bizarrely because the fix was just uninstalling Microsoft Dream Scenes (I don’t even use it, it was just installed via updates). Once I removed this I had GL Excess run overnight, almost 8 hours straight without error.
Since there are bound to be people with this error that aren’t running Dream Scenes it’s not the ultimate solution, but worth trying for a reasonably simple first step. There are a great many other suggested fixes listed on link I provided, but reading through all those posts is time consuming.
These are the steps for removing Dream Scenes if it is present on your system.
Since there are bound to be people with this error that aren’t running Dream Scenes it’s not the ultimate solution, but worth trying for a reasonably simple first step. There are a great many other suggested fixes listed on link I provided, but reading through all those posts is time consuming.
These are the steps for removing Dream Scenes if it is present on your system.
- Click ‘Start’
- Open ‘Control Panel’
- Open ‘Programs and Features’
- Click ‘View Installed Updates’ in the left pane
- Click the ‘Name’ column heading to sort the list
- Find any instances of Dream Scenes Installations (may be listed as preview for non-ultimate owners)
- Right-Click any instances found and select ‘Uninstall’
- Reboot your machine once all instances have been removed