Blue dead screen

saiff

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Hey guys
After using my laptop for an hour or half blue dead screen appears and then nothing works.
I am using HP1000 Notebook
HP 1000-1b10AU

CPU (processor) AMD A4-3330MX APU
RAM 2 GB
Graphics card -Radeon HD graphics 2.30GHz
 

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What was happening before this occurred? What happens when you restart? When you remove battery and use power adapter alone? Are there error messages? beeps? Can you reach BIOS setup? Does everything look 'ok'? Is fan spinning, etc, etc, etc.?

You need to provide details....or, you can do some troubleshooting with a guide like http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch001141.htm
 
When I restart it works fine untill blue screen appears again.
No messages or beeps comes sometimes it shows blue screen with message like
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.
 
I used it without battery but nithing changed after sometime it again showed dead screen then I have to restart it using power button.
 
Sounds like you have an overheating unit which needs a thorough cleaning. This is a delicate operation and needs a large well lit worksurface and a couple of towels for padding. You will also need canned air.

http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c00292159


If this proves to be insufficient, you will need to open the system and clean under the fan shroud and through the ventilation channels all the way to the screened outlet ports. When the system is so fully disassembled, it is wise to renew the thermal paste under the heat sinks - but be careful to not injure any thermal pads. For this, you will need small handtools, plastic spudgers, thermal paste, isopropyl alcohol and good mechanical skills. Keep track of each screw as you must put them back exactly as they were removed. There are several connectors which are difficult, so examine closely and be certain of their operation before trying to take them apart. Strong light and magnification is needed.

 
So, please confirm:
- system runs fine for about an hour
- it then crashes with a blue screen - sometimes with message DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
- "The fan is working properly but sometimes it overheats."
- "over heating is not the problem"

Download fresh drivers for "Graphics card -Radeon HD graphics 2.30GHz" and try DDU (https://www.techspot.com/drivers/driver/file/information/17830/) with a subsequent driver install.
 
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