After upgrading a video driver, the screen becomes unresponsive. You need to get the system working properly with the least amount of effort and time. What should you do? A. During the boot process, press F8 and boot into Safe Mode to roll back the driver. B. Replace your current graphics adapter. C. Reinstall Windows 7 on your desktop computer. D. During the boot process, press F8 and use System Recovery options

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Greta Cox

Computers & Technology

17 October, 16:56

After upgrading a video driver, the screen becomes unresponsive. You need to get the system working properly with the least amount of effort and time. What should you do? A. During the boot process, press F8 and boot into Safe Mode to roll back the driver. B. Replace your current graphics adapter. C. Reinstall Windows 7 on your desktop computer. D. During the boot process, press F8 and use System Recovery options

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Giovani · Answer 1

A. During the boot process, press F8 and boot into Safe Mode to roll back the driver.

Explanation:

In most cases, this kind of issue is applicable to a laptop or computer that is running Windows 7. After the video driver is upgraded and it is observed that the screen is not responsive. In order to ensure that the system is functioning properly with the lowest amount of time/effort, it is vital to press the key 'F8' and ensure that the booting is in Safe Mode to roll back the video driver.