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does someone knows how to fix that shit? it shows me that error...

the visualization controller AMD driver stopped responding and has recovered successfully. <- that's what it says in the message.
 
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Apologes said:
It literally says the driver is at fault there. Reinstall it.
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i already done that several times , the problem still persist... i went to the
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and nothing works... i already downloaded the catalyst version but nope... the problem still persist , and yes i know how to install it...
 
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Idk what else than. I had a problem a while ago when my graphics card just didn't work at all, even though everything was plugged in. After plugging out every component and the whole motherboard and putting it all back things worked normally again. Sometimes the contact just goes off. Though in my case the GPU didn't work at all while in your situation there seems to be a driver problem.

Not sure what to say.
 
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Warmaker87 said:
Is it happening while in Windows or just in game?
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is just on windows aparently... whenever i'm watching something or ofc browsing...

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If its Overclocked put it back to Default Settings. Maybe the card is to hot did you clean it properly? Could be an Power Supply Issue as well.
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i never used the overclock... , i just checked so i think it's in his default option or how u say it...

what else should i do? :(
 
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You could try to change the Timeout Detection and Recovery in the registry. Just klick on Start -> Regedit -> look for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers -> Menu -> Edit -> New -> Depending on your windows Version if its 32 bit DWORD (32bit) or QWORD(64bit) -> Name it = TdrDelay press Enter and open it put 8 as Value. Menu Structure could be a lil bit different i have a German Windows Version. Should solve your Problem.
 
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scorezor said:
i barely watch porn *****...
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Sure, sure.

First, uninstall your current driver/software and restart the computer.

Then, make a clean install of the latest driver for your GPU from this website.
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If that doesn't work, then you're gonna have to remove the GPU, check for dust build up and clean it with 99% alcohol and install it again. It should work, if not, get yourself a new GPU, you're in desperate need of an upgrade anyways. You aren't even at 1080p, kid!
 
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It doesnt, just google for it then - that tip is even on the microsoft page lol. It just lengthen the time when your card not reacts for windows to restore the drivers
 
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If you have AMD's special version of anti-aliasing (CFAA or some other name other than the standard "old" SMAA) turned on, turn it off and it should start working like a charm.
 
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