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To: goldworldnet who wrote (80371)	12/18/2012 9:56:07 PM
From: SI Ron (Crazy Music Man)	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110653

I don't agree with him about using driver updates for your computer that the manufacture does not have. Last year I was having problems with my video card in my Toshiba notebook, I could not do some heavy duty 2D tasks without problems occurring. I ran BIT, BurnInTest and 2D failed. Sent the log file to the maker of the program, he said out dated driver, or a system board failure. I tried updating the Nvidia drivers from the video card website as per the Nvidia tech support agent. Well my problem still existed and I had major bugs, now with 3D video was haywire. So I restored an image to get rid of those new drivers that didn't do anything but cause problems. About 2-3 months went by and Toshiba notified me that new video drivers were available, and I installed them and it fixed my issue. I ran BIT and passed 2D with flying colors. So I would warn people to be very cautious when updating drivers, you could cause more problems than already have. Make sure your computer maker supports the driver.