Are laptop crashes cause by display adapter issues considered a registry problem?

Are laptop crashes cause by display adapter issues considered a registry problem?

i would right to be heard that your best option is to update your display adapter driver (probably an unstable driver), to do tthis travel to :

Start, Control Panel, Performance and Maintenance, System.



When in system click on the tab characterized Hardware, Click Device manager look down the detail till you find display adapter, click the cross at the side this should show what display adapter you have Right click this and click on update driver.
not necessarily, it may hold nothing to do beside the registry, could be overheating or just some out of order hardware. if you find out, if it actually have nothing to do beside the registry and your hardware itself, I'd contact the company who made it.
Your question would best serve you if you re-posted this: I'm using (adlib) video card, MB, etc and my PC crashes at (adlib) these times. The error message is (adlib). This is what happen when it crashes (adlib). I've recently made these change (adlib) and this is what I have already tried (adlib).

Stay out of the registry. Remove your video card and use the integrated video card for a while (if you own one) and clean the system of adjectives the old drivers for your non-integrated card. (lots of places to verbs before you assume it is clean). Then boot into not dangerous mode and look again. Then update your OS with the hottest updates, and update your system drivers especially your chipset drivers for the MB. Then install your video card and use the latest drivers for that card.
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