Crash Minidump/Restart at Shutdown inside login, but Shutdown before any user logins is ok.

Crash Minidump/Restart at Shutdown inside login, but Shutdown is ok before any user logins. Just Started. Windows says error report says to update Video Driver, But HP 235558hc has current valid driver. 4 Year Old HP Pavillion Quad with Windows Vista. Crash stop is "0x00000076" Nuissance Problem at this point.

Dear HP Passport Forum,
I rechecked the MS suggestions and reset the Video to Performance setting and the crash has stopped.
I did clean 3 fans in the PC, but am still looking for the Video Card Fan.
Please drop by crash question.
Thanks
Graybeard2013

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