Recent content by sdkidaho

New restore point created. Registry backed up.

According to HWiNFO64: Microsoft Windows 11 Professional (x64) Build 22631.3085 (23H2), so yes, that should be what I have - that's the latest ISO that you had me install the other day.

That should be correct as I put back the version that was available from Dell's website this afternoon.

The video card (the only card in the pc) was reseated about a week ago.

Done. New V2 log after install/uninstall of Kaspersky: OneDrive

I used the Windows uninstall in the Control Panel.

I don't have it installed any longer.

@zbook @Ghot V2 log: OneDrive

The old driver is installed again. No errors in the last 21 minutes, so I'm guessing it's ok again. I haven't changed the video card, it's the same one that came with the system, so that's listed in my specs. The only thing that I've updated is the RAM, from 8gig to 32gig (2 16's)...

Is that my only choice, do you think? Bad Video card? Bad motherboard?

In the last pic, mine didn't have a choice for the NVIDIA NGX, but everything else was the same. When it finished it said that the PhysX System Software was newer or the same. I rebooted again after it was finished installing and turned on HWinFO64 - still getting the PCI bus errors. So... go...

Do I want to do this part? It wasn't a Windows Update that installed the driver - I downloaded the latest driver from NVidia and installed it.

@zbook @Ghot Last night I installed the latest driver for my video card from the manufacturer - it was the lastest driver from Dell. I assumed that would be fine, but... I shouldn't assume, right? I started HWiNFO64 to see if there were any more PCI bus errors again and sure enough, there...

Is that using the one you linked above?: Macrium Reflect, AOMEI Backupper and Hasleo Backup Suite - GUIDES