Windows Vista - [Fixed] Thread stuck in driver error posted in the Operating Systems forums; Hello, this is my first post on here, so excuse me if I'm posting this in the wrong part of the forum. I recently built a PC that runs Vista ...
Hello, this is my first post on here, so excuse me if I'm posting this in the wrong part of the forum. I recently built a PC that runs Vista 32-bit. Everything runs like a champ, however sometimes when I try to watch a video on YouTube or playing a game, I get a blue screen error and my computer restarts on its own. The error that Vista is telling me I'm getting is STOP 0x000000EA THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER. First I did all the basics, ran a virus and spyware scan and everything came out clean. Then I replaced my graphics card (Vista help stated that it might be a solution). The current card I have is a Geforce 7950GT, the one I replace and tested with was an ATI Radeon X1950 Pro. Two top of the line cards. Both still got the error message. I've found a temporary solution in lowering my power settings to "power saver" but I notice a definite decrease in performance when I play games. Is there any possible fix I can try that doesn't hinder performance? Thank you.
It's all do to with your video card drivers.
But first, lets do a bit more work.
What motherboard do you have? I'll find a new set of drivers for that for you, then I'll point you in the right direction of a nice stable set of drivers for both the ATI and nVidia cards
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[Fixed] Thread stuck in driver error
[Fixed] Thread stuck in driver error
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