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Connecting new Vaio CA to TV via HDMI results in BSoD

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I have a problem connecting my new Vaio CA to my TV through HDMI. I have returned it to Sony twice and they have said there is no hardware problem. Scouring the internet I have come across other people with the same problem, with suggestions of running the computer in Ubuntu, installing older drivers, doing a clean install of Windows (2 factory resets have not solved the problem).

 

When I attach the HDMI cable, it always automatically switches to Clone / Mirror mode. I can switch off the external display via FN+F7 or Windows+P, but attempting this through the Intel, Windows or Vaio settings always results in a crash. Selecting either Extended desktop or External only, through any method, results in a crash.

Whenever I attach the cable, the Vaio HDMI controls pop up for resolution selection, but 1080 is always unselectable. Any attempts at resolution change through Windows or Intel controls results in a crash. The first time I connect the cable after a factory reset, the built in display breaks up and jumps about.

 

Computer:

VPCCA2C5E

 

i7-2620M

 

Intel HD 3000 / AMD 6630M (switchable)

 

4GB RAM

 

TV:

LG 26LU5000.

 

I get various different bluescreen crashes, and there was no minidump file last time I checked. The crashes I have made a note of so far are as follows:

PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA stating 'igdpmd64.sys'

SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXECEPTION stating 'dxgkrnl.sys'

BAD_POOL_HEADER with no file mentioned.

Is this a driver / Windows / external hardware problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Allan_J_Intel1
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idata
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Hello, thanks for your reply.

Unfortunately I was unable to install the new driver as I have a Vaio, I believe the driver has to be modified and released by Sony, is this right?

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