Graphics card problem

HI guys i have a problem with my graphics first my system specs are
windows 7 64 bit
amd phenom x2 940 3.0ghz quad core
5gb of ddr2 800 ram
evga 9400gt 1gb graphics card

I updated my graphics card to the latest video driver but when i play games the computer goes into blue screen mode and says something about resetting the drivers.So i did a fresh installation of a os windows vista 64bit and installled the driver before the latest one and the same problem. Even at startup it says funny things like "terryfying dim paul data" which supposed to be verifying dmi pool data please help me. Now my experience is a little over average and i am a 13year old kid please help oh yeah and i am still using the graphics card but i cannot play games because the computer will restart and never come on unless in safe mode thanking you for your support.

 

If the PC has an on-board video port, power down and unplug the power cord, open the case and remove the 9400GT video card. Plug the monitor into the onboard video port and power up. If this works OK without errors in normal mode, download and install the drivers for the onboard video. This won't be ideal for gaming but will at least get your PC up and running normally. Regardless of whether this works or not, please provide some more information... please read this post and provide the information requested....
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No guys ny motherboard deos not have an onboard video card but i managed to get the blu screen error code 0x00000116 (0x9CBEBBA0, 0x8B6E29A0, 0x00000000, 0x00000002. it says the file is nvlddmkn.sks i know it has something to do with the video card drive but i tried everything please help me

 

It's nvlddmkm.sys btw
I've searched on Google but there don't seem to be any solutions :s
Have you uninstalled the old drivers then installed new drivers?
Also make sure you've been d/ling from here:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

If that doesn't solve anything try a bug report:
https://surveys.nvidia.com/index.jsp?pi=7498eac864dc1950c8f09e040b4a437a

 

Yeah i installed the latest drivers and you want to know what creeps me? This crap never use to happen before thanks for the conclusions i am still trying to fix it tried windows xp same problem