HP ProBook 4530 s: igdpmd64.sys BSOD on HP ProBook 4530 s Windows 7 64 bit

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• HP ProBook s 4710: Bluetooth missing on HP ProBook 4710 s (Windows 7 64-bit) - Intel WiFi - Link 5100 AGN

  Hello

  I have a strange problem:

  I have two HP ProBook s 4710 here in front of me. The two "seems" to have the same hardware inside (I don't see any difference on the stickers in the back).

  I have install both of them with the same USB with Windows 7N 64-bit.

  After the installation is complete (no additional driver installed).

  the first bluetooth ProBook has

  the second bluetooth ProBook has NO!

  I checked the BIOS, every two active a bluetooth settings on both.

  WLAN works on both.

  On the first s I can also install the bluetooth drivers latest, on the second, I can't. Always the message occurred ("no device was detected. Make sure that... »).

  Device Manager indicates, the two ProBooks Intel WiFi - Link 5100 AGN, the first s also Bluetooth-device listed, the second of not.

  What the hell is going on here?

  Hello:

  It is very strange because the HP Wireless Assistant software is registered directly on the support page and driver 4710 under the solutions section.

  If this is the case, try the latest HP Connection Manager software which does the same thing the software assistant wireless.

  Here's the theory behind your dilemma (except radio BT died).

  This laptop once had the connection manager (since the software assistant Wireless does not) installed, and you can use this software to individually disable bluetooth or devices rather than using the wireless button wireless.

  I guess that for example, turn off the stereo bluetooth with the connection manager to save a small amount of battery power, which increases the time before having to recharge the battery.  But you can still use the wireless.

  The hardware button turns both off the coast.

  The big problem is...

  If none of these devices are turned off by the wireless assistant or the connection manager software and that you reinstall the operating system or to update or other, wireless or bluetooth devices do not appear in the Manager of devices as if they are dead or don't exist.

  And what makes this more puzzled, is that if you check the BIOS, you will see that they are present and active!

  The only way to make them work again, is to turn them on by using the Deputy Director or the wireless connection software.

  This is why it is absolutely essential to ensure that these devices have been turned on before you reinstall the operating system.

  For those people that upgrading to W10, none of these programs work on W10, so if the BT has been disabled, the user must return to W7, activate the bluetooth, uninstall the connection manager or the wireless assistant software, reboot, ensure that the device is always on and then upgrade to W10.

  Here is the link to the software of the support page for your laptop connection manager...

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp53001-53500/sp53394.exe

  If this doesn't work or the other, I suspect that the BT module does not work (all hardware failures).

• Audio problem and possible solution, probook 4530 s, Windows 7 64 bit

  Here is my variation on the theme "no audio".

  This laptop was purchased in early July 2012 has worked well for a few days, then there was no audio output at all - no speakers or headphones via browser, iTunes or any other application.  In Device Manager, I noticed there are two separate features in the 'audio controllers, video and game.  We're "IDT high definition audio CODEC" and the other is simply "high definition Audio Device."

  I searched this forum and tried many suggestions, including the update of the BIOS, driver uninstall/re-install and restore drivers - no luck.  Sometimes I'd get audio, sometimes not.  Now I have disabled the "high definition Audio Device" and this seems to have solved the problem.  I was doing an audio output for the last 24 hours, even after sleep and restarts.

  My question is this: can I just uninstall the "high definition Audio Device?"   This seems to be the origin of the conflict.

  Thanks for your help.

  You have a great day too, Howard.

  You can click on any post feel you better solved the problem. IMO, you pretty much solved yourself with your first message.

  I have to tell you what was the other audio device.

  Just click the box "Accept as Solution" black at the bottom right of any post.

  Best regards

  Paul

• Not found network controller driver, the hp proBook 4530 s, Windows 7

  I use a laptop (4530 proBook s), with Windows 7, 64-bit and in Device Manager I get a yellow exclamation in the network controller even after downloading and installing the respective driver Atheros / Realtek Wireless LAN driver (s). The packacge driver extracted himself, and there is no confirmation of the installation of finishing.

  The problem started after an update of the BIOS by the wizard of support from hp on my pc

  Hello:

  Here is the link for the driver you need for your wireless card.

  http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=5060880&swItem=ob-108905-1&prodNameId=5060882&swEnvOID=4052&swLang=13&taskId=135&mode=3

  Paul

• blue screen frequent on DV6T caused by igdpmd64.sys

  For some reason any I get accidents frequent blue sreen lately on my laptop DV6T Quad Edition of

  The blue screen shows that it was caused by igdpmd64.sys

  PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA

  I tried upgrading the graphcis driver, run scandisk, swaping memory

  I have nothing seems to help

  Any suggestions are greatly appreciated

  TO DUNIDAR:

  Your solution to remove the update from Microsoft KB2670838 seems to have solved the problem. YAY!  Thank YOU, thank YOU, everyone, too.

  I was sweating for a week, doing the same kind of things that other Forum members have done, like cleaning my disk space and re - download the program I found the culprit.

  Then I thought about searching the Web and came on the HP Forum.

  Thanks to you and all the others who have posted about this problem.  I really appreciate the exact steps to uninstall the KB2670838 update.  I would never be able to fix this on my own!

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6 Notebook PC, OS = Windows 7 Home Premium, 64 - bit.  I dreaded the prospect that he was trashed.

  The problem started after I installed an update for Norton Internet Security; I thought it was the culprit.

  Oticed while my system crashed at random (with explore!), but the Manager of Norton was ALWAYS crashing and crashing everything by doing a scan. I had to reboot in safe mode to do something without crashing and uninstalled Norton.

  He realized that the MS updates had been installed recently.

  Took me a while to understand that the problem was not Norton, but a program in the system.

• Pavilion dv7-6135dx screens on the video driver blue igdpmd64.sys after the platform update KB2670838

  Windows Update has delivered platform update KB2670838 Feb. 27.

  After that, any time I open Internet Explorer, I get a blue screen of death which calls igdpmd64.sys, which is part of the video driver.

  I tried to install the latest video driver HP site was for this machine, even though it is dated as a couple of years.  But he says that I don't have the minimum requirements.   !!??

  I tried a restore point before and everything was fine.

  I let go of the front through the platform Windows Update again and the same problem.

  Now today I have no restore point so I can't go back.

  Because now I am simply not using IE, everything else works fine so far.

  Here are my questions...

  1. is this a known problem of someone else?  Is there an article on the best solution anywhere yet?

  2. suggested approaches to solve this?

  3. How can I get the alternative video drivers to try?

  3A. HP Site latest since this laptop says that it does not meet the min requirements!

  3B. should I even try the following more old?

  3 c. pros and cons of try the drivers of Intel or ATI sites instead of on HP site

  4. If after testing things, if I wanted to reinstall my current driver, how 'save', or protect some how now?  (I think THAT it is the original of the 2011 original installation schedule)

  5. How can I do to reinstall the video driver as 'supplied with the machine', for example since the recovery D: partition?

  6. If I end up having to reinstall Windows, how to do that since the recovery partition?

  Hey cfravel,

  All major issues! Sorry to hear that you use in the blue screens, but you did a good job of troubleshooting. I'll answer the questions in the order that you asked them.

  1 and 2.  Here is a link to the Microsoft Forumwhere there was a similar question. It looks like uninstalling and hiding the implementation update will correct the problem. To uninstall an update,

  • Click Start
  • Program 'type '.
  • Click on programs and features
  • Click View Installed Updates (left)
  • Search for KB2670838.
  • Select this option and click on uninstall.

  To hide the update,

  • Click Start
  • Type "update".
  • Click on Windows Update
  • Click Find updates
  • Click "# important updates available"
  • Search for KB2670838
  • Right-click on it and click on hide (you can always restore hidden updates in the future if you want by clicking on "restore hidden updates" from the main screen of Windows Update.

  3. here is the correct driver for your laptop HP Special Page. I think you're probably already doing it correctly, but just in case. How many times have you tried this driver? Try a couple of times.

  3B. Yes you could certainly try the next previous driver.

  3 c. the drivers coming from Intel or ATI are almost the same driver in most cases. We invite you to try them because they can always be uninstalled. Just, they are not guaranteed to work properly for your specific model.

  4. There are two versions of the driver for your ATI video chip. These and all future versions will still be available on your driver page. Click on the link under the latest driver that says "available versions" for a complete list of all the versions that are never released.

  5. to reinstall the driver of origin or any other original software that is preinstalled on your laptop, you can use HP Recovery Manager.

  • Click Start
  • Type "HP recovery".
  • Click HP Recovery Manager
  • Click re - install the drivers and software.
  • Scroll through the list and select drivers or software to install. These drivers will still be available on your page of driver as well.

  6 here is a link on how to reinstall Windows from the recovery partition. In the links in blue at the top, click on "Recovering from the start (in the system startup) screen". This is a very simple process.

  Please let me know if you have any questions or if these suggestions helped (it could help others with similar issues). I'll keep an eye out for your answer!

• HP ProBook s 4530 - Softpaq Windows 7 compatibility

  Softpaqs are suitable for professional Windows 7 64 Bit 100% compatible with Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit?

  HP ProBook 4530 s

  Product QG688PA number
  Product Comm Trans Ntbk
  P4530sU5243MSX640NXC02Fa ALL product description

  Yes, they are.

  You should have no problem installing the drivers Windows 7 Pro on Ultimate.

  Paul

• blue screen on pavilion dv7 - igdpmd64.sys

  I keep getting blue screens complain of igdpmd64.sys x 00000050.  That day, I noticed that I suddenly started getting blue screens Windows installed a bunch of windows 7 x 64 update.  Does anyone know if the recent windows updates can cause this?

  Sometimes I can't even restart normally when it occurs.  I had to restore a previous version.

  We had the same problem with our HP DV7 laptop.

  You must uninstall the KB2670838 of update of Windows that causes this problem.

  The problem goes away.

  I found solution RL in the HP Forum and forum of Microsoft.

  Apparently this problem appears also on laptops DV6T and perhaps other models.

• ProBook 4530 s: Windows will not start with bad secondary hdd

  HP Probook 4530 s

  Windows 10 64 - bit

  Hi all

  I have my windows installed on a Samsung 840 Series SSD 120 GB and a WD 320 HDD as secondary drive in a basket in the dvd disc space. The two worked very well.

  I got 301 MB of unallocated HARD disk space and the rest as a partition.  I used MiniTool Partition Wizard 9 wish that one partition with all the space unallocated. After the changes have taken effect, it showed the hard drive as a 'bad disk '. I thought that I should restart windows to solve this problem. After that restart the laptop is stuck on the start screen that you can access the BIOS, the caps lock light flashes 5 times several times and then stops. The hard drive seems to be on and I can't access BIOS.

  When I remove the disk hard windows starts very well.

  I solved it myself.

  Set quick start.

  then the drive gives a letter.

• Windows 7 professional code error 0x0d1 netio.sys BSOD

  My computer laptop thinkpad from lenovo for the last days shows the netio.sys BSOD error several times per day. I ran memory diagnostics and does not report any error. I used view bluescreen but can't figure out where exactly is the problem. Also, I installed all the updates of important windows as optional (it installed all except 2 - Broadcom Corporation - Bus USB and Ports controllers - ThinkPad Bluetooth 3.0 and ATI Technologies Inc. - Display - ATI Mobility Radeon HD 545v in case this is useful information). However the problem is still ongoing. I can't reset it as I have a working demo on 14/06/13 on this and I don't want to lose all the data so close to the end... Help, please! Thanks in advance

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• System_service_exception (Win32.sys) BSOD

  I'm getting a BSOD in Win 8 saying SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (win32.sys)

  It's really disturbing me, when I'm at work. Please help me..,.
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  PS:
  Motherboard: BIOSTAR G31M
  Processor: Pentium Dual Core E5500 2.80 GHz
  Operating system: Windows 8 64-bit
  Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 610
  RAM: 3 GB
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  Dump file:
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  Great, thank you!

  The attached file of the DMP is to bug checking SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (3B) .

  This indicates that an exception happened during execution of a routine that passes from non-preferred to the privileged code code.
  
  This error has been linked to the excessive use of expanded memory and resulting from user mode graphics drivers enjambment and passing data incorrect of the kernel code.

  1. make sure you have the latest video card drivers. If you are already on the latest graphics card drivers, uninstall and install a version or a few versions behind the last to make sure this isn't a last number one driver. If you have already experienced with the driver of the card later and earlier versions, please try the driver beta for your card.

  2 in your list of drivers loaded, dtsoftbus01.sys figure who is the driver for Daemon Tools. Daemon Tools is a very popular cause of BSOD in 7/8 base systems. Please uninstall Daemon Tools. Alternative imaging programs are: MagicISO, Power ISO, etc.

  3 I see Tune Up Utilities is installed. What do you use? If you use it to clean the registry, STOP. Never clean the registry as it can and will cause corruption of the OS because the automated cleaning software is very careless.

  Kind regards

  Patrick

• BSOD on all options after starting windows updates running.

  I ran the windows updates last night I shut down my computer.  I remember it being about 12 updates to run.

  Windows Vista, 32-bit

  This morning, I rebooted my computer and during the loading sequence, updates continue (the non-graphical part) and then I got a BSOD.  I tried to run all the security modes and got the same message.

  I ran repair my system disk and got the message that he could not repair the version of windows.  I tried a system restore, but it said I had no save points.

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  The specific the BSOD error code is
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  Any help which is not one of these answers canned that has a bunch of stuff I can't do since I can't on something else that the ERD would be useful.
  Thank you!

  In the end I solved it me - so if someone runs into similar codes - here is the summary:

  I ran Windows Update.
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  I downloaded and created a boot cd on another computer that could run antivirus software.
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  I used it and found a Patched - atapi.sys trojan that he removed from the case.
  (Reading between the lines - this thing has been disrupted by the Microsoft Update that caused the mess)
  Then I got a new problem starting with the error code: 0x0000007b 0x80399bb0
  Same problem of being unable to boot in any mode.
  Same problem of being useless installation disc repair.
  After leaving it for a few hours, it occurred to me that perhaps when atapi.sys, that Trojan has been deleted the file was so.
  I connected the command line available from the installation disc advanced repair options.
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  Unfortunately a few days later I noticed the Windows updates not working and I couldn't go even this part of the site.
  I tried everything I could think of and failed.
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  I used OpenDNS as my DNS provider for performance of problems caused by Time Warner.
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  Everything has been happy since.

  And just to prove that I learned my lesson - I bought Norton Ghost and tries to configure full backups regular since the system restore point says that it don't work for me (I have a vista upgrade a XP Home machine on a FAT file system)

  So:
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  If ATAPI. SYS is removed or bad - I copied it from the disc command prompt install.
  If you Microsoft updates stop working and you can't reach their windowsupdate.microsoft.com - check your DNS.

• What Windows 7 64-bit installation crashes with BSOD when you ask to Raid driver

  Original title: HP dv7 7008 own ssd install question.

  While he was trying to do a clean install of Windows 7 64 bit Ultimate built in 32gig ssd blocks on a 7B BSOD.  Tried to re - install the driver iastor.sys, intel RAID ultilty without success.

  I tried to restore to the factory but can't.  Can boot from image of Windows 7 on USB and try to re - install.  Installation asks for the driver that I provided and about 30 seconds later it BSOD.

  HP uses a 32gig like Accelerator HD SSD where the problem with the iastor.sys.  There is no option in the BIOS to what whatever relevant and I am at a loss.

  Don't want to send it back under warranty.

  Turned out to be a bad SSD returned and replaced with new ones.  Just glad to know I wasn't losing my mind.

• 8.1 - BSOD driver Power State failure of Windows

  Hello

  a few days earlier, he had appeared a BSOD with error message - DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE - for Windows 8.1 to start, then Windows has restarted.
  In the register of events, I found - event 41; Kernel-Power.

  What should I do?

  Thank you

  For the most part the BSOD will appear due to serious shortcomings in the system...
  Malfunction of the system can be caused by an incompatible or software driver preinstalled...
  Antivirus / antispware one program or security can also cause these problems.

  Don't forget to check in the Windows updates to see if a driver has been updated before this happen.
  But also this problem might also be caused by a loose card or cable and even a weak power supply.

  As you can see, it is difficult to say why the BSOD appears, but from my point of view of the few there are an easy way to solve the problem... the laptop back to factory... If BSOD would appear using laptop costs recovered, and then hardware problem of recovery could be the reason for this dysfunction.

• Satellite C660 - Windows 7 64 bit BSOD after upgrade RAM

  Hi guys

  my laptop Specs: Satellite C660-1JG
  -Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium 64-bit (pre-installed, Toshiba-HDD recovery)
  -Intel® Celeron® Processor T3500
  -2048 MB of RAM DDR3 (800 MHz).

  recently I increase my RAM to 4 GB (2 + 2 GB), since its installation, as soon windows7 64 bit beginning of loading, finished with BSOD. load BSOD Windows sometimes very well, but in a minute or two appears. I can confirm that it does not read the total RAM of 4 GB, I checked while the laptop was about 2 to 3 minutes ON. then I go out 1 RAM stick laptop is fine, no BSOD!

  so question raises if the RAM is at fault, incompatibility etc, but I have the dual boot OS and other OS is Ubuntu 11. who reads the 3.84 GB RAM and without crashing or BSOD or any question.

  Then I installed Windos 7 32 bit to see if that still has problems with 4 GB of RAM, but NO, 32 bit reads RAM 4 GB (usable 2.8 GB). without crashing or BSOD with 32, only problem with windows 64-bit version!
  I checked the specification it says Max RAM 4 GB Ram and yes it supports 4 GB RAM with Linux and win7 32-bit.

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  Concerning

  I can't say for sure, but perhaps BSOD due to a compatibility issue.
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