Nvidia Drivers causing SSD unable to load Windows 7

prelude23

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Hi all,

Just bought a new PC and I am facing this problem. My new PC keep getting stuck in this Windows 7 loading screen. My boot drive is a Samsung SSD.

I am really not sure what's the problem but let me describe it as detail as possible:

1. It takes a long time to load (or sometimes cannot get through) this Windows 7 loading screen.

2. When I reset it manually and boot it in Safe Mode, there is not problem with it. Fast like how a SSD suppose to work.

3. Only once when I fall asleep waiting for it to load, I woke up to find it inside Windows 7. I must have slept for 30 minutes so God knows how long did it take.

4. I tried uninstalling the Nvidia Drivers and the SSD booted normally and fast. I then install the Nvidia again and the problem came back again. What is wrong with this Nvidia Driver? :s11:

Below is my PC specs:

CPU: Intel Core I5 4460
MOBO: ASUS B85M-G RM270
RAM: Avexir Core Gold 2x4GB DDR3 1600mhz
GPU: Palit GTX960 Jetstream 2GB DDR5
Chassis: Thermaltake Versa H25
HDD: WD 1TB Caviar Blue HDD
SSD: Samsung 850 EVO 120GB SSD
PSU: Seasonic S12II 620W
Monitor: BENQ 24" GL2460HM
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Pro 64Bit

Any expert kindly help please. I am actually posting this on safe mode.
 

Elijahonli

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Hi all,

Just bought a new PC and I am facing this problem. My new PC keep getting stuck in this Windows 7 loading screen. My boot drive is a Samsung SSD.

I am really not sure what's the problem but let me describe it as detail as possible:

1. It takes a long time to load (or sometimes cannot get through) this Windows 7 loading screen.

2. When I reset it manually and boot it in Safe Mode, there is not problem with it. Fast like how a SSD suppose to work.

3. Only once when I fall asleep waiting for it to load, I woke up to find it inside Windows 7. I must have slept for 30 minutes so God knows how long did it take.

4. I tried uninstalling the Nvidia Drivers and the SSD booted normally and fast. I then install the Nvidia again and the problem came back again. What is wrong with this Nvidia Driver? :s11:

Below is my PC specs:

CPU: Intel Core I5 4460
MOBO: ASUS B85M-G RM270
RAM: Avexir Core Gold 2x4GB DDR3 1600mhz
GPU: Palit GTX960 Jetstream 2GB DDR5
Chassis: Thermaltake Versa H25
HDD: WD 1TB Caviar Blue HDD
SSD: Samsung 850 EVO 120GB SSD
PSU: Seasonic S12II 620W
Monitor: BENQ 24" GL2460HM
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Pro 64Bit

Any expert kindly help please. I am actually posting this on safe mode.
when u install select advance, then tick clean installation... see if that helps
 

Kapish

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hi

try the display driver uninstaller from guru3d
then it will boot your windows to safe mode for you and remove everything. then reinstall your driver again but use 347.88 and below

if still cannot boot, keep tapping F8 and you will go into this screen with alot of options like safe mode etc. .. below there will be an option called Disable Driver Signature Enforcement. Select it and see if it boots
 

prelude23

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hi

try the display driver uninstaller from guru3d
then it will boot your windows to safe mode for you and remove everything. then reinstall your driver again but use 347.88 and below

if still cannot boot, keep tapping F8 and you will go into this screen with alot of options like safe mode etc. .. below there will be an option called Disable Driver Signature Enforcement. Select it and see if it boots


Still doesnt work ohhh. Any other solutions?
 

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Remove gfx and reinstall ur window to ur ssd. try everything ok already no problem then install gfx. if same problem again then = sell ur gfx
 

Elijahonli

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have u tried other older versions? or letting windows update install the driver for u ?

another method is to use the driver from the cd provided
 

superzheny

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try reinstalling windows, boot into windows using generic video drivers. Download the nvidia driver you want then do a fresh install.

If liddat still got problem, its probably hardware issue already
 
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