Recently there became an issue with a defective driver in my laptop(nvhda32.sys, which I believe is HDMI...?). I put the computer in driver verification mode to find the faulty driver noted above. After doing so, I attempted to turn off this mode using the CMD in saftey mode. After I put in the command: verifier /reset, it gave the response: No settings were changed. This computer is a straight piece of crap, so I expected something like this to happen. The computer is currently stuck in a never-ending loop of restarting and giving the ERR-MSG: DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION. I've tried several methods to resolve this issue, but to no avail. I tried doing a system reboot from a restore point but it said that the system reboot failed. If no one can find a solution to this problem, then it's no biggie because I am currently typing this message on my new laptop. I was just hoping that I could do something to my old computer and give it to sibling, sell it, etc. Any possible solutions may have to wait because my brother has dissected the computer in question to fix some internal problems.
Sincerely,
Not-So-Good Computer Dude
