Display Driver stopped responding and has successfully recovered

Hi guys thanks for all your advice and none of it works just played Crysis Warhead - same problem.
Here's the message i gave to Nvidia once more

Hey Rajath,

Tired both with no problems both saying all tests past.

Other than updates there are no changes in the OS

I have installed different Nvidia drivers to troubleshoot those being 301.42, 296.10 & 270.61 with no evail same problem, This problem has also occured in Crysis, Crysis Warhead & Crysis wars

Any ideas?

Thankyou
Adam C,J Winson

A Reply From Him

Hello Adam,

Thank you for the update.

For troubleshooting purpose please visit the link below to download the driver version:

NVIDIA DRIVERS 304.79BETA

Here are the simple steps to help you install the driver; please follow them for better result.

1. Click on the link provided above.
2. Click on “Download”. On the next page click “agree and download”.
3. Save this file to Desktop so that it can easily be located.
4. After the download has finished, install the file using custom installation.
5. Tick mark “perform clean install” and go ahead with the installation process.
6. Restart the computer after finishing the installation.

You may also visit the link below for the assistance in the installation steps:

Guide on how to install the NVIDIA Display Driver under Windows 7/Windows Vista

Please try the above steps & update us the status of the issue.

Best regards,
Rajath
NVIDIA Customer Care

Use this:

Reboot the computer, repeatedly press F8 to access Advanced Boot Options. Select Safe Mode.
When Safe Mode has loaded, Start > QuickSearch “Device Manager” or Start > Control Panel > View by: Large Icons > Device Manager.
On Device Manager - Display Adapters > [select onboard GPU](This should be something like "NVIDIA GTX 580" or "AMD RADEON 6850") – right click > Uninstall. Do not select the option Delete the driver software for this device.
Uninstall the GPU, and reboot the computer normally.
On Windows, wait for the card to reinstall. When the card is reinstalled, you should receive the message “Device [GPU Name] has been successfully installed ”. When this notification appears, close it and install the new 301.42 driver.
Reboot the computer ONCE MORE and the problem should be fixed.

to install the drivers...
or just get a replacement.

Yup. Try uninstalling it/doing all the suggestions on the last page, or download the beta drivers

You uninstall the card and then reinstall new drivers :)

Have fun :)