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  First you have this problem on an external monitor too or only on the screen internal? Maybe it s is not a graphics card problem so check it with an external monitor.

  I checked the Web from Toshiba site and I can find drivers for the Qosmio F30:
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  Good bye

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  You are facing problems with pink and blue stripes and the freezing of the screen.

  -When exactly are you facing this problem?

  -Do you have the question started recently?

  -What is the brand and model of the computer?

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  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/installing-and-reinstalling-Windows-Vista

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  Caution:

  Reinstall Windows vista cause of data loss that you reformat the partition, which deletes all the data on this subject. Be sure to back up data that you want to keep before you begin.

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  My computer runs Windows 10 64-bit and Windows 7 64 bit in a dual boot, my laptop has a 6470 M graphic ATI card.

  I was running a game in Windows 10 when 'glitches' started occurring on the screen, the blue strips on the screen vertical lines.  Then I tried to check for the latest drivers, I already had the latest, but tried to install the Beta Edition Crimson.

  Questions seem to get worse, windows would start well, but by practicing a game the screen would suddenly get these strange blue strips, and when the screen is black the whole screen is filled with blue dots.

  I left the laptop running for awhile, and when I came back to it, the screen was out of order so I restarted.

  Blue stripes appear now already during the welcome of the hp bios screen before the OS has been loaded. What, I'm unable to connect to Windows 10 in normal mode, as he complains of a "FAILURE of TDI VIDEO (atikmpag.sys)" error and stops at blue screen. ""
  I am able to log in window s10 in safe modeand when it is connected to an external display by VGA adapter, but there are always strange objects and strips of blue lines.

  The same blue lines appear in windows 7, also I am here only able to log on in safe mode.

  In my haste to fix this with a driver issue, I'm also currently not able to uninstall the driver thanks to the "add or remove programs" in windows 10, maybe I should have uninstalled the other driver first. The uninstall program gives an error message, I think it's "initialization error" or something similar (I can check when I get home)

  I tried to update the bios of F.22 to F.61 too, but there is nothing.

  My theory is that the ATI card actually suffered a severe hardware malfunciton, as the seeds of graphs already occur before the operating system is loaded, in the screen/HP logo screen bios welcom immediately after startup. I can't realistically replace the ATI card, so I'm afraid that the laptop is now brick. As the laptop is an I5 2520, I guess it's a HD3000 Intel integrated graphics card, but I've never seen this map in "Device Manager", it's in my mind, maybe the last option I have, can I just bypass the ATI card and use the other onboard graphics, that would be acceptable to me.

  I would be eternally grateful if anyone has any suggestions for me.

  If you see the lines on the screen when it makes BIOS initialization with the HP logo then it is not a driver issue, it is a hardware failure.

  In the probooks I was inside the video is integrated in the motherboard, so the odds on the motherboard needs to be replaced to fix your problem.

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  If you have purchased the Dell with Windows XP (?) computer pre-installed, Microsoft will NOT provide replacement discs.

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• Complete used Windows 7 install and get a physical picture of the blue screen

  Monday my computer was play music on a hard disk when it entered into sleep and started screaming.

  It meets all of the keyboard controls, so I reset by holding down the power button.

  Since he refuses to load windows 7 but also put white dots on my screen at regular intervals when the system goes through its parameters.

  He enters the window of windows beginning it loads the logo entirely with three batches of 3 blue stripes run from top down in the background, but don't effect the logo or the words at all but then says that there is a windows error and can not load.

  Asked to do a system repair that may be defective and so I tried to reinstall the operating system instead. The screen has once again a lot of blue lines wavy background through the normal screen of windows 7, which is at the back of the repair of the system window.

  I wipe the partitions drive and begin the installation. It goes through the whole plant, until this happens at "Completing installation" then it blue screens says physical dump but blinks in and out and can not read. The rear crossbar start load windows logo, then opens pop-up box saying "installation could not complete due to an unexpected error, please click ok to reinstall windows" and then he turns around and does the same thing again and I'm going around and around.

  The graphics card can't be gone because on some screens (like the logo screen to motherboard to get into the Bios etc) there is no error at all, it seems to be nothing to do with black Bios windows or windows screens it puts these error lines. Also the motherboard doesn't mean that there is an error or a fault with it either.

  I checked and reformat the hard drive and it works without error.

  Tested my 4 GB of ram, who also spent and no mistake. There's nothing wrong with the power supply.

  I'm concerned, it's something with my card graph and map mother, or is - something in the BIOS?

  WD - 500 GB HDD

  Corsair XMS3 - 4 GB of ram (2x2gb 1600 mhz)

  Asus P7P55D-E motherboard

  Sapphire Pure 950w

  Processor i5

  I don't know what to do other than replace the motherboard?

  I CAN'T get to the office so no start menu stuff please as I can't do it. So I can not download the minidumps or update my system. Unless someone knows how can I update the Bios and drivers without current initialization?

  Thank you for your advice. Thanks to everyone for their advice. I got my system running a bit once the new parts increase.

  I did some experiments.

  I put my brothers old graphics card in my computer and loaded with the operating system without problem.

  Does not perform all the updates no bother. I tried my card on day of reclamation, but once again before you complete the download, it crashes and we're back in the loop.

  So I think that the map was officially.

  I ordered some new parts and make and upgrade with certainly a new graphics card.

  But it works now.

  So, if anyone has the same problem.

  Find another computer and write a check for the new bios for your motherboard and do a flash upload if your motherboard has this function as mine did.

  Get out of your hard drive and get the data off it by plugging in a new computer.

  Reformat and reinstall the operating system.

  If you have problems with your screen such as lines and points like I did then your operating system won't load and you will get "nvlddmkm.sys" your graphics card is totalled.

  If she does not do and update on your graphics card.

  That's all you can do.