Display driver

Download and install the display driver from the link below:
http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products/laptops-and-netbooks/lenovo-g-series-laptops/lenovo-g550-notebook

First, make sure you have the latest display driver (AMD) for your machine... http://support.toshiba.com/support/modelHome?freeText=1200006261 . I would also check for other updated drivers as well (BIOS, HDD, Lan, etc.) Then, make sure no unnecessary programs are running in the background while you are playing the game. It might have helped if you had said what game(s) are crashing.

This message informs you exactly what it says. Something has caused the display driver to crash, but instead of taking down the whole operating system, the system just restarts it, and informs you. Check with the HP website to see if you have the latest display drivers for your system.

Hello, there are many reasons for a computer to lag and crash. But most probably is because the cpu could be working at 100%. If the cpu is working at 100%, you need to find out if it's Windows, or some kind of malware.
Please, search for "My cpu is working at 100%" and some instructions on how to identify the problem should be display.

Hi,

The problem is not the hardware but basically a driver that is corrupt. The graphcs driver thats crashing is one for nVidia, the fix for this is an easy one.

Restart the laptop and repeatedly tap the F8 key. This should take you to an advanced boot options screen. Use the cursor key to navigate to Safe Mode and hit the enter. The computer will start up using basic display drivers so the nVidia drivers won't load and crash the machine.

When the comuter has booted right click on My Computer (XP) Computer (Vista) and select manage from the sub menu.
When the window pops up select Device Manager.
A device list will populate. When it has look down the list for Display Adapters. Click on the + icon next to Display Adapters to it expands. Right click on the display adapter and select uninstall.

Restart the computer and let it boot in normal mode.
If it boots in normal mode let it detect the Display and install the drivers for it.
I would be a good idea to update the display drivers via the Acer Support website or perform a Microsoft update and see if there any updated drivers for the nVidia graphics.



Regards.

Update your display driver. This should stop the display from crashing.

Hi,

When you power up your PC you can enter the bios by pressing an associated key to enter the bios DEL / F8 etc it will say on the screen.

Enter the bios and navigate to disable the on board video

restart computer at startup press f8 down for 3 secs / should give u options /go to safe mode hit it follow on sceen till u get to desk top open controll go to uninstall programs open and find the driver u put on should be display and deleat then restart should solve dave if not f8 restart try f11

Graffix card problem sounds like to me try updating your drivers if you were able to play before if not its time for anew card :/

Try this site to see if your pc is capable of running it.

http://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest

Does the game run at all or just crash before it starts up?