Windows Keep Losing Drivers on Reboot

[Aarya]

hello , I have windows Xp system , With e7400 dual core processor and asus p5n73-am motherboard , i Have Recently assembled this computer last month , and have been using it without a glitch , But from Yesterday i am facing this Drivers issue with my pc , First , when i tried run games like crysis and cricket , it crashes , later i realises that there was yellow exclamation mark in device manager for my video card , so i reinstall the driver , which causes the yellow mark to disappear in the device manager , after that it prompt me to restart the pc , so i did it ,but unfortunately after restarting the pc again i had the same problem , game crashing and yellow exclamation mark in device manager , i tried several times to install the driver but upon rebooting it loses the driver , and i not able to play my games please help me solve these problem Thanks in advance For your suggestion

[Humberto]

Hello , You may need to run a Registry Cleaner to clean out loose ends as well? This free Registry Cleaner has worked well for me on many machines over the years: It doesn't appear there is a fix for this. This is definitely a windows bug.

[jesse]

Hello , You can try uninstalling the driver again, then boot into safe mode this time and then reinstalling the correct driver - from safe mode. , it may solve your issue and if the problem persist then something is breaking the driver, so have a think what's different, what's new, anything newly installed since the problem started, etc. Could also be a malware issue, so think if you have any other issues / error messages / behaviour rolled up with this one. But I would work through the basics first before looking further afield.

[Lillebror]

Hello , You Can try Clean Installing windows xp or better Go to the manufacturers Support and Download the proper drivers for your device. As well, download or print any Readme/Install file if it is available as a separate file, it may be included in the downloadable driver file instead of separately. Install the drivers per the manufacturers instructions