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Description
Solutions are provided below if you are experiencing one or both of the following symptoms:
- You may have been directed or linked to this Intel web page by the Microsoft Online Crash Analysis* after experiencing a STOP error message within the Windows* operating system. These errors may be referred to as a BSOD or blue screen error.
- Your computer may be hanging, freezing, automatically rebooting, or displaying one of the following error messages:
- Error: "Display driver igfx stopped responding and has successfully recovered"
- Error: "Your system has recovered from a serious error. Display driver for the device was unable to complete a drawing operation. Display driver for the [graphics device] seems to be responsible for the instability. Check the manufacturer for a device driver update."
- Error: "The ialmrnt5 display driver has stopped working normally. Save your work and reboot the system to restore full display functionality. The next time you reboot the machine a dialog will be displayed giving you a chance to upload data about this failure to Microsoft."
- Error: "The graphics adapter in this system experienced an internal error. Please contact your graphics adapter manufacturer for technical support. The application will now terminate."
- Error: "The driver for the display device got stuck in an infinite loop."
- Error: "0xEA - Hardware Hang"
- Error: "0x8E - Access Violation"
- Error: "0x50 - Memory Issue"
Solution
If you are experiencing one or both of the symptoms described, try each of the following suggestions listed below in the order listed until a solution is found:
- Obtain and install the latest graphics driver from your computer or motherboard manufacturer.
Intel recommends downloading and installing the latest graphics driver from your computer or motherboard manufacturer. Intel provides generic versions of the Intel graphics drivers through the Intel Web site; however, your computer manufacturer may have altered the features, incorporated customizations, or made other changes to the graphics driver to support your computer.
- Obtain and install the latest generic version of the Intel® graphics driver.
Intel provides generic versions of the graphics driver. When you have installed the latest driver from your computer or motherboard manufacturer and still encounter the problem, try the latest generic driver to resolve the problem.
To obtain and install a newer generic graphics driver if applicable, visit the Intel® Driver Update Utility.
If the Intel Driver Update Utility displays a message that it has detected a customized computer manufacturer graphics driver, click here for additional information.
- Additional troubleshooting:
If the issue continues after updating the graphics driver, use the following questions to help isolate the issue:
- Does the issue occur frequently or is it a random issue?
If the issue always occurs when the system is performing a certain operation (such as running a particular application or game), check with the software vendor or the Intel® Graphics Gaming Guide for any available patches, fixes, special device settings, service packs, product updates or other such work-arounds.
- When was the last time the system worked without errors? What changes were made since this time, such as driver updates, adding hardware, or installing software?
Try removing the changes (uninstall recently added hardware or software or roll back drivers to the previous version) to resolve issues.
- Do you have the latest system BIOS for your computer?
Check with the computer manufacturer, motherboard manufacturer, or computer vendor for availability of a system BIOS update. Newer graphics drivers may rely on current system BIOS updates.
- Does the issue happen when your monitor is set to a particular setting?
Return the video resolution settings back to a standard refresh rate and color depth to resolve the issue.
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Not all operating systems listed below are support by all Intel® graphics products listed in the 'This applies to:' section. Intel recommends contacting your computer or motherboard manufacturer for information on the operating systems supported by your computer or motherboard model. | |
Related Topic: Understanding error reporting and Microsoft Online Crash Analysis*
Operating System:
| Windows XP Professional x64 Edition*, Windows Vista 64*, Windows Vista*, Windows Vista 32*, Windows XP Professional*, Windows XP Home Edition*, Windows XP Tablet PC Edition*, Windows XP Media Center Edition* |
This applies to:
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