nvlddmkm.sys, dxgkrnl.sys, dxgmms1.sys BSOD. No crashes with games.

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  1. Posts : 9
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       #11

    zigzag3143 said:
    Lammah said:
    bump
    I didnt see a question in your previous post. Was there one?


    Kind of. I just said that the nvlddmkm.sys error is still occurring, and I determined that it is not an overheating problem. I was just wondering if there were any other ideas that you might have of what I should do.
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       #12

    Lammah said:
    zigzag3143 said:
    Lammah said:
    bump
    I didnt see a question in your previous post. Was there one?


    Kind of. I just said that the nvlddmkm.sys error is still occurring, and I determined that it is not an overheating problem. I was just wondering if there were any other ideas that you might have of what I should do.

    Sorry. You have eliminated the most obvious causes and since it isnt heat it may be power, directx, or the card itself.
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  3. Posts : 12
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       #13

    event is 4101 nvlddmkm


    hi gettins same problem lammah, i get monitor turns off then back on again with error message (display driver stopped responding and has recovered. display driver nvidia windows kernel driver (various)current 285.79 stopped responding and has successfully recovered). this issue started when i upgraded my pc from xfx 790 ultra sli - 8gig kingston hyperx - q6600 2.4 @3.4 to asus sabertooth p67 - i7-2600k - 8gig 2x4 corsair vengeance, pc specs now = sabertooth p67 - i7-2600k - vengeance 8gig - coolit alc 240 - raptor 150 - f3 1tb - coolermaster 800 watt - gtx 560 ti 2gig - antec 300 with 2 fans front, 1 top, 1 side, 2 on cpu radiator in push pull, temps at idle now cpu 32c ,gpu 24c, mobo exchanged for another, gpu also, swapped ram/psu with mates vengeance 1800 8gig and 1500 psu and still same random error, cant supply bsod's as never get them just event id's, this is 4101. if this is posted wrong i apologise
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  4. Posts : 9
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       #14

    Hey, so i am still having problems with the BSOD but I may have figured out when it crashes. It seems to crash when I am idling on my computer. I will have a word document or firefox or email up. It seems if I leave the computer idling with a few windows (1+) up for more than a few minutes, it will crash when I come back and start up a new program. So just a few minutes ago I had firefox up on Pandora, so I didnt touch it for a while. maybe 20 minutes in I needed to open a new program and when I did it crashed.

    does anyone have any ideas with this new information?
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  5. Posts : 6
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       #15

    Im having similar problems to you, i BSOD in particular circumstances with error code 116. Its something to do with the graphics but im not completely sure which aspect of it. I crash when i load a skyrim game most of the time. I can get through the menu fine, it will give me loading screen tips fine, but as soon as it reaches the actual game screen, i get a display of red square patterns, the display shuts off, then it comes back on with a BSOD before rebooting. On some days it works well, and if it loads past the initial 2 seconds of gameplay then i can play all day long without a problem. Movies are ok and so are word documents, its only Skyrim and another game that it happens with.
    Have you found a solution? It's something software related, it must be because it happens only with particular software events. I've tryed different drivers but no luck. Also the fact that it works sometimes leaves me absolutely stumped. Tommorow, ill try removing the AMD catalyst program and reinstalling direct x.
    Any ideas from anyone would be greatly appreciated!
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  6. Posts : 6
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       #16

    I was thinking maybe it had something to do with a power saving mode where it runs underclocked until it detects that a game is played and it needs more performance. Maybe mine crashes when it trys to overclock itself?
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  7. Posts : 11,269
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       #17

    Moth3r said:
    I was thinking maybe it had something to do with a power saving mode where it runs underclocked until it detects that a game is played and it needs more performance. Maybe mine crashes when it trys to overclock itself?
    Recommend starting a new thread since your problem does not seem to be related to the original post in this thread. Please see https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html to get the most help with your problem.
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  8. Posts : 24,479
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       #18

    Moth3r said:
    Im having similar problems to you, i BSOD in particular circumstances with error code 116. Its something to do with the graphics but im not completely sure which aspect of it. I crash when i load a skyrim game most of the time. I can get through the menu fine, it will give me loading screen tips fine, but as soon as it reaches the actual game screen, i get a display of red square patterns, the display shuts off, then it comes back on with a BSOD before rebooting. On some days it works well, and if it loads past the initial 2 seconds of gameplay then i can play all day long without a problem. Movies are ok and so are word documents, its only Skyrim and another game that it happens with.
    Have you found a solution? It's something software related, it must be because it happens only with particular software events. I've tryed different drivers but no luck. Also the fact that it works sometimes leaves me absolutely stumped. Tommorow, ill try removing the AMD catalyst program and reinstalling direct x.
    Any ideas from anyone would be greatly appreciated!
    Please start a new thread per these instructions. https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tml#post836073
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