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Here's a guy with the same problem and it was answered.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/w...e-3c83d261c46d

What you are seeing is called a TDR process (Timeout Detection and Recovery)

The system detected that a driver was taking too long to respond to a request. When this happens, windows notifies the system that the component will be stopped and restarted to recover.

In previous versions of Windows, this situation would cause a hard lockup which would require restarting the computer to recover.

The most common cause for this error is usually the graphics device driver, but it can also be caused by other hardware components such as, memory modules, insufficient cooling, or insufficient system power.



Besides making sure that all of the hardware drivers are kept up to date, you may need to adjust which programs and the number of programs that are active on the computer at any one time.

I think I know what it is; many people have said it can be caused by switching browsers, I actually only yesterday installed opera to test it and since chrome has messed up.

So Opera does work?

Originally Posted by Frozne

So Opera does work?

No, chrome was my original browser, but yak told me to download opera and try it out because chrome has horrible memory usage, and because were using two browsers my driver crashed on chrome.