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hi my laptop is lenovo z570 recently when i use auto cad my display just keeps a kind of power off it just goes black and after a second this notification appear:
display driver intel graphic accelerator drivers for windows 7 (R) stopped responding and has successfully recovered
whats wrong with my graphic? what should i do??
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It's a bug or hardware fault.
by R. Proffitt 
- 1/12/13 10:11 PM
In Reply to: graphic problem by aryayi
Be sure to report it to the laptop maker and ask for a fix or repair.
Bob
it happened recently
by aryayi - 1/13/13 12:10 PM
In Reply to: It's a bug or hardware fault. by R. Proffitt
it just happened recently before that i used it for drawing many designs with autocad or 3d max and was no problem is it a kind of software problem ?? or any way to fix it??
I have to go with no.
by R. Proffitt - 1/13/13 12:27 PM
In Reply to: it happened recently by aryayi
Windows is not open source so we can't go in and find out if there is a bug in the code. If it's defective our options are usually limited to returning the defective product since the makers rarely seem to respond to error reports.
Here's the even funnier screen shot I took on Windows 7 with a similar failure.
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w146/rproffitt2000/DriverFailCapture.jpg
Woah. This is on a laptop that never offered Windows XP. Someone must have forgotten to update those drivers or code.
Bob
windows 7
by aryayi - 1/14/13 9:18 AM
In Reply to: I have to go with no. by R. Proffitt
my os is windows 7 but failure is the same, so what should i have to do? go the shop i bought my laptop ?? is it serious? i mean is there any possibility that i loose my data and files??
Yes. Your files are at risk.
by R. Proffitt - 1/14/13 1:24 PM
Here's the simple test. Hand me your laptop and I'll hand you another blank laptop. If you can't restore your files that means your files are at risk.
Some folk learn that lesson the hard way.
The driver issue is very serious. I'm encountering makers that don't have the means to correct a driver so we must return the product as defective since they can't fix it. This happened to me with a HP last year.
Bob
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