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HOW TO FIX ATIKMDAG SYS BSOD ERRORS ON WINDOWS 10?

by elina John IT Expert

Error codes are always annoying, but the level of frustration rise up a notch when they are accompanied with a BSOD. There are an abundance of blue screen errors you can face on Windows, and one of them is Atikmdag.sys. The error mostly arises after a system update, and here is how it can be fixed:

Launch Full System Scan

  • Navigate to the Windows Start on your system.
  • After that, input ‘defender’ into it and hit the Enter key.
  • You should reach the Windows Defender and twice click on it to open the utility.
  • Go to the left-hand side panel and click on the shield button.
  • Reach the new screen and select the option of an Advanced scan.
  • Now, tick the option of a Full scan to open the full system malware.

Fix System Registry 

If the users are trying to fix the system registry, then they should carefully apply the given steps.

  • Navigate to the Windows logo on your system.
  • Thereafter, input ‘cmd’ into it and hit the Enter key to launch the Command Prompt.
  • You should click on the ‘Run as Administrator.’
  • Then input ‘sfc /scannow’ into it and hit the Enter button.
  • Now, you have to wait for the procedure of scanning to finish and reboot the system.

Upgrade the Windows Operating System

In case you intend to upgrade the Windows operating system, then you can opt to follow the below-mentioned guidelines.

  • Navigate to the Windows logo on your system.
  • After that, input ‘update’ into it and hit the Enter key to launch the Windows Update.
  • You should reach the screen of Windows Update, look for updates and install the applicable updates.
  • Now, once finish the update, reboot the system.

Upgrade ATI Radeon Drivers

If the users are trying to upgrade ATI Radeon drivers, then they should carefully apply the given steps.

  • Hold the Win +R keys at the same time on your system to launch the Run section.
  • After that, input ‘devmgmt.msc’ into it and hit the Enter key to launch the Device Manager.
  • Go to the left-hand side panel of Device Manager and extend the category of Display adapters.
  • Then reach the video card and right-click on it.
  • You should click on the Device Manager then purse the pops-up to save the update.
  • Now, upgrading the video driver on the system, reboot the system.

Run System Restore in Safe Mode

In case you intend to run the system restore in safe mode, then you can opt to follow the below-mentioned guidelines.

  • First of all, you have to turn off your system and switch on it once again.
  • After that, go to the option of ‘Run in Safe Mode’ then press the Enter key.
  • You should reach the Start button, and input ‘system restore’ then press the Enter button.
  • Then pursue the pops-up to get back to a firm restore point.
  • Now, you have to wait for the procedure to finish then reboot the system.

Perform Chkdsk

If the users are trying to perform chkdsk, then they should carefully apply the given steps.

  • Go to the ‘Windows bootable installation DVD’ and boot it on your system.
  • Once pop-up, hit any button to boot from DVD or CD.
  • You should click on the language preferences, select the Next button.
  • Navigate to the ‘repair your computer’ option.
  • You should select the Troubleshoot option and choose the Advanced tab.
  • Go to the Command Prompt option.
  • Reach the Command Prompt and input ‘CHKDSK C: /F’ without quotes.
  • You have to enter ‘CHKDSK C: /R’ into it and press the Enter button.
  • Now, once finish the procedure, reboot the system.

Reinstall Windows 10

The user can reinstalling Windows 10, but they should first make a backup of the data. Reinstalling the OS would most certainly fix the error and your system will start running as usual.

Source :-  https://rawebroot.com/how-to-fix-atikmdag-sys-bsod-errors-on-windows-10/


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