[SOLVED] atikmpag.sys crash

Wrench97 · Sep 15, 2013

Win7 works but Win8 does not?

Forget Win8 stay with 7.

mnmsvista · Sep 15, 2013

sorry bro ..but after the failed trial to install win 8 without the problem , i installed win 7 and followed all the steps i had done before m but the problem appeared again this is the dump analysis result ..

mnmsvista · Sep 17, 2013

up ..

Deek · Sep 17, 2013

mnmsvista said:
sorry my bro , but what can i do to install Win 8 without this problem ??
as when i installed it , the problem appeared again !!

DOH! I think the intent was that you stay with windows 7! Your hardware doesn't appear to support windows 8 at this time.

Wrench97 · Sep 17, 2013

If it's doing it on a factory restore then I would have to thing the video section of the motherboard is failing.

mnmsvista · Sep 17, 2013

Deek said:
mnmsvista said:

sorry my bro , but what can i do to install Win 8 without this problem ??
as when i installed it , the problem appeared again !!

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DOH! I think the intent was that you stay with windows 7! Your hardware doesn't appear to support windows 8 at this time.

but i installed win 7 again and the problem still !

Wrench97 said:
If it's doing it on a factory restore then I would have to thing the video section of the motherboard is failing.

can i replace the VGA card ??
or can i perform a maintenance to it at any maintenance center ??

Wrench97 · Sep 17, 2013

The VGA is a chip on the motherboard not a separate card so the motherboard would need to be replaced.
Did you do a factory restore or install Win 7 off a disk you picked up somewhere?

mnmsvista · Sep 17, 2013

i formatted the C partition and then i installed win 7

Deek · Sep 17, 2013

You could disable the onboard VGA in bios and install an add-on card....you could get way better video performance this way...do you game?

Wrench97 · Sep 17, 2013

In a laptop?

Deek · Sep 17, 2013

opps, sorry, forgot it was a laptop...I am watching so many threads I get them confused. In a laptop you have no options if your video card is toast...it becomes a doorstop

I thought Win7 was working ok? Is that not the case?

mnmsvista · Sep 18, 2013

Deek said:
opps, sorry, forgot it was a laptop...I am watching so many threads I get them confused. In a laptop you have no options if your video card is toast...it becomes a doorstop

I thought Win7 was working ok? Is that not the case?

it was working ok but after i tried to installing win 8 and the problem appeared , i installed win 7 and it appeared again :/

how can i do factory restore ??

Wrench97 · Sep 18, 2013

There should be a restore partition on the hard drive unless you formatted the complete drive on one of the Win 8 installs.

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[SOLVED] atikmpag.sys crash

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