Error 4101 display driver stopped responding... FIX  


  1. Posts : 9
    Windows 7 64
       #1

    Error 4101 display driver stopped responding... FIX


    Hi
    Prior to the Error 4101

    I was running Vista 64, this problem was not present. I then did a CLEAN install onto Windows 7 updated all drivers including Chipset then the dreaded “display driver has stopped responding but has now recovered “started to appear during 2d and 3d applications, under event viewer I located the error 4101.

    My current system is running stable by following this sequence.

    UAC ENABLED
    POWER MANAGMENT SET TO HIGH


    1. Uninstall all GPU related drivers/ and ADOBE FLASH
    2. Turn of PC (not at wall)
    3. Clear CMS
    4. Boot allow windows to load
    5. Shut down then Turn off pc (at wall)
    6. Remove GPU and PCI cards
    7. Re-install
    6. Restart
    7. Hit del (load bios)
    8. Reset to defaults
    9. Load windows
    10. Install 9.3 ATI (for me vista 64_win_7 64)
    11. Alter TDR in registry set to 0
    http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/display/wddm_timeout.mspx
    12. Look for unsupported monitor d-word change to 0
    (Should still be under HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers )
    13. Restart (happy gaming)

    Prior to this, Bioshock and all other games would freeze after 3-7 mins, last night I gamed solid for an hour no freeze.

    Ps. I think it is either unsupported monitor modes on windows 7 (1680 by 1050) or the TDR function. Although 1680 by 1050 is detected by CCC and windows, there may still be a compatibility issue. Any hows it’s now working.
    I don’t think it is adobe flash plug-in, UAC or power management.

    If this works for you spread the word around the community.

    Specs
    Win 7 64 ( retail )
    Asus commando MB
    Core 2 Duo e6700
    Graphics HD 2900 XT 512
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 28,845
    Win 8 Release candidate 8400
       #2

    TheSproutKing said:
    Hi
    Prior to the Error 4101

    I was running Vista 64, this problem was not present. I then did a CLEAN install onto Windows 7 updated all drivers including Chipset then the dreaded “display driver has stopped responding but has now recovered “started to appear during 2d and 3d applications, under event viewer I located the error 4101.

    My current system is running stable by following this sequence.

    UAC ENABLED
    POWER MANAGMENT SET TO HIGH


    1. Uninstall all GPU related drivers/ and ADOBE FLASH
    2. Turn of PC (not at wall)
    3. Clear CMS
    4. Boot allow windows to load
    5. Shut down then Turn off pc (at wall)
    6. Remove GPU and PCI cards
    7. Re-install
    6. Restart
    7. Hit del (load bios)
    8. Reset to defaults
    9. Load windows
    10. Install 9.3 ATI (for me vista 64_win_7 64)
    11. Alter TDR in registry set to 0
    http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/display/wddm_timeout.mspx
    12. Look for unsupported monitor d-word change to 0
    (Should still be under HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers )
    13. Restart (happy gaming)

    Prior to this, Bioshock and all other games would freeze after 3-7 mins, last night I gamed solid for an hour no freeze.

    Ps. I think it is either unsupported monitor modes on windows 7 (1680 by 1050) or the TDR function. Although 1680 by 1050 is detected by CCC and windows, there may still be a compatibility issue. Any hows it’s now working.
    I don’t think it is adobe flash plug-in, UAC or power management.

    If this works for you spread the word around the community.

    Specs
    Win 7 64 ( retail )
    Asus commando MB
    Core 2 Duo e6700
    Graphics HD 2900 XT 512

    Hi and welcome

    Error 4101 usually means there is an instance oof setup running and that isnt relevant to your freezes. Is that the only critical error listed in event viewer?


    Ken
      My Computer


  3. Posts : 9
    Windows 7 64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    Error 4101


    Hi Ken, Yep, no other errors.
      My Computer


 

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