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Nvidia Driver Crash Help
DIR By: X5partanPANDAx
Date: October 28, 2015, 2:40 pm
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As some of you may know and some of you may not, i have been
having a lot of PC problems lately, mainly with my Nvidia
graphics drivers. Its main issues are that during boot up of my
PC it would start up causing my PC to go into safe mode, it also
will randomly crash my display and come up with the error"Nvidia
kernal Driver has stopped responding but has recovered" or it
would completely freeze my PC altogether to where i would have
to disconnect to power cord. Im desperate at this point due to
me having tried everything humanly possible to fix this issue to
no success (Re install the driver, replace the driver, call
Nvidia, clean the driver, call my PC provider, etc), i am asking
if anyone else has had this same problem and what they did to
fix it, all suggestions are welcome as i am desperate lol
#Post#: 3139--------------------------------------------------
Re: Nvidia Driver Crash Help
DIR By: Super Saiyan God
Date: October 28, 2015, 10:20 pm
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what type is your computer, is it a laptop or a desktop, if it
is a desktop, the nvidia driver crashes/system crashes can most
often be caused by your graphics card being too powerful for
your psu (power supply) to handle, if it is a laptop, most often
then not, you might have a faulty gpu chip on the motherboard.
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Re: Nvidia Driver Crash Help
DIR By: ToyBoat
Date: October 30, 2015, 5:50 am
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Rollback the driver, Unless you already did that and only listed
a few things u already done.
Go to the manfucaters website of your graphics card. They should
have a list of past drivers.
See if others are having the same problem.
the graphics drive is software. the physical hardware could also
be an issue that you may have to replace
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