I had a problem with Google Earth since it was failing on me and I found out that it was a file called "nvlddmkm", so I went around looking for a program that could repair it and I used "driver sweeper", well once I used it the problem became an even worse problem.
My display resolution is too low and it only gives me 1024 x 768, when I know for a fact that it can go higher. Well I tried to do system restore, but was met with another problem. It said that "Disk OS (C
has errors".
I have tried multiple things in order to fix my problem. I've used both sfc/scannow and chkdsk it says it"cannot continue in read-only mode", so I read elsewhere that you can use chkdsk/f as an option and I typed in "Y". And when i restarted my computer nothing happened.
With sfc/scannow, I was given the log, which I tried to view on the notepad, but a box popped up saying "access denied'.
I also tried to replace the autochk.exe file with no results.
All that I can visibly see that has been changed by the driver sweeper program is that my display resolution cannot go any higher.
By the way, I own a Windows Vista XPS M1210
My display resolution is too low and it only gives me 1024 x 768, when I know for a fact that it can go higher. Well I tried to do system restore, but was met with another problem. It said that "Disk OS (C
has errors". I have tried multiple things in order to fix my problem. I've used both sfc/scannow and chkdsk it says it"cannot continue in read-only mode", so I read elsewhere that you can use chkdsk/f as an option and I typed in "Y". And when i restarted my computer nothing happened.
With sfc/scannow, I was given the log, which I tried to view on the notepad, but a box popped up saying "access denied'.
I also tried to replace the autochk.exe file with no results.
All that I can visibly see that has been changed by the driver sweeper program is that my display resolution cannot go any higher.
By the way, I own a Windows Vista XPS M1210
