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Topics started by KamikazeGunner

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KamikazeGunner
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Razer blade stealth 13 wont start. blue screen. Verifier DMA violation error

Hello, I have an older Razer Blade stealth. Its a 13 inch, Processor    Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz, 2801 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s)With   10.0.19045 Build 19045. I have the Razer core v2 graphics card holder with a titan 1080 ti founders addition in it. I know that this is all older equipment and outdated. I just don't have the money atm to upgrade. I also have a 2nd monitor which is an omen with nividia G-sync that is plugged into my core. It was working fine for years.However, last year an issue started and I'm not sure what caused it. I would get a blue screen with a video scheduling error. To fix this issue, what I would have to do is turn on my laptop without the core v2 plugged into the laptop, open up device settings, quickly plug the core into my laptop via thunderbolt cable, and hurry up and right click the 1080 to display under “Display Adapters” and uninstall it. I would then shut the laptop off. When I would turn it back on everything worked fine.

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KamikazeGunner
1 month ago
KamikazeGunner
KamikazeGunnerInsider Mini
asked in Razer Support

Razer blade stealth 13 wont star start. Blue Screen "Driver Verifier DMA violation"

Hello, I have an older Razer Blade stealth. Its a 13 inch, Processor    Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU @ 2.80GHz, 2801 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s)With   10.0.19045 Build 19045. I have the Razer core v2 graphics card holder with a titan 1080 ti founders addition in it. I know that this is all older equipment and outdated. I just don't have the money atm to upgrade. I also have a 2nd monitor which is an omen with nividia G-sync that is plugged into my core. It was working fine for years.However, last year an issue started and I'm not sure what caused it. I would get a blue screen with a video scheduling error. To fix this issue, what I would have to do is turn on my laptop without the core v2 plugged into the laptop, open up device settings, quickly plug the core into my laptop via thunderbolt cable, and hurry up and right click the 1080 to display under “Display Adapters” and uninstall it. I would then shut the laptop off. When I would turn it back on everything worked fine.

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KamikazeGunner
1 month ago

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