Even my PC has the same problem, I feel really sad for Kim Torkelsonand my situation is similar to his.
Are you willing to send your system to us? (Yes/No) | No |
| Is your system a laptop or desktop? | desktop |
| If desktop, is it custom built, or manufactured? | custom built |
| If desktop, what is the make/model of your motherboard? | Maximus V Gene |
| What is the make/model of your system? (COMPLETE model name required) | N/A |
| What is the model of your CPU? | i5 3570k |
| What is the make/model of your failing display(s)? | Asus VS248 |
| If laptop, is your built-in display failing? (Yes/No) | N/A |
| What is your operating system? | Win7 |
| Is it a 64-bit or 32-bit operating system? | 64 bit |
| What display driver version do you have installed? | Intel_Graphics_V815102712_Win7(64 bit version from official website) |
| What type of connection are you using? (HDMI, VGA, DP, DVI?) | DVI |
| What happens that results in the blackscreen failure? | The PC must be hard reset. Then I tried to enter safe mode to uninstall the driver. Sometimes this work. Sometimes I cannot enter safe mode so I can only re-install the OS. After several times of this, I ghosted the system without the driver for later use. |
Any/all information is valuable.
I use Asus 9600GT as the only video card and connect with the monitor via DVI. This card has dual DVI output.
I don't have a HDMI cable even it is supported by my monitor and motherboard.
As I said in another thread
"I don't expect the driver to be perfect but I wish when it goes wrong, I can have a chance to rollback, like a prompt message box say if this driver does not work the driver will automatically roll back in 30 seconds."