persistence Module has stopped working

Question

This is the message that pops up every time Windows 7 loads on my new PC (Acer Veritron M275).

Problem Event Name: APPCRASH

Application Name: igfxpers.exe

The message says --> check online for a solution and close program (I've done this and the problem has not been solved)

The message's second option --> close the program (what program?)

I've also tried just closing the message window (red "x" exit)

Thanks for your help with this nagging error message that checks online for a solution but doesn't share any further information with me about it.

Jane

Answer 1

Updating your video driver will probably resolve this.  igfxpers.exe is related to intel graphics hardware (may be present with NVidia also).

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This is the message that pops up every time Windows 7 loads on my new PC (Acer Veritron M275).

Problem Event Name: APPCRASH

Application Name: igfxpers.exe

The message says --> check online for a solution and close program (I've done this and the problem has not been solved)

The message's second option --> close the program (what program?)

I've also tried just closing the message window (red "x" exit)

Thanks for your help with this nagging error message that checks online for a solution but doesn't share any further information with me about it.

Jane

Answer 2

This is the message that pops up every time Windows 7 loads on my new PC (Acer Veritron M275).

Problem Event Name: APPCRASH

Application Name: igfxpers.exe

The message says --> check online for a solution and close program (I've done this and the problem has not been solved)

The message's second option --> close the program (what program?)

I've also tried just closing the message window (red "x" exit)

Thanks for your help with this nagging error message that checks online for a solution but doesn't share any further information with me about it.

Answer 3

Help me ! Me too

Answer 4

Hi it's me again.  I'm still getting the "persistence Module is not working" message.  I've done quite a bit of research.  Suggestions sound all over the place, like nobody really knows what's up.  I updated all drivers.  I have plenty of malware and spyware protection.  I haven't done the clean boot process.  I also read advice somewhere on the net about going into the registry and removing a registry entry since what this program does relates to display resolution options that I can't relate to.

Does anybody have a new solution to this nagging (and seemingly intermittent) problem?  Thanks.

Jane

Answer 5

Thanks, I'll try that.  Jane