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Can anyone analyze dump files?
Hey all, new to the forums. I have an issue that's been around for a long time:
'nvlddmkm has stopped responding and has recovered'
I've been through the ringer trying to pin this down on my specific system the past few weeks (I received the system less than a month ago).
From updating drivers to running one video card at a time to a bunch of researched 'fixes', I've tried to narrow it down to no avail.
One big issue I had that I believe I solved was when starting a game called 'Dragon Age: Origins'. The game would blue screen on me 50%-80% of the time I'd try to start it up. It ended up being a problem with the drivers on my Xeno Killer NIC. I had the newest drivers but they must have been corrupted as re-downloading and re-installing them seemed to fix it. I no longer have the issue.
However, the nvlddmkm issue has been there since the beginning with any of the games I'm playing and no amount of driver installs, both new and old, have seemed to help. Drive sweeper has helped a bunch to clean out any offending leftover files between installs. I was hoping the Xeno drivers were responsible for it as well but it came back yesterday and dashed my hopes.
I used WhoCrashed to get an idea of what was going on in the dump files to help me remedy it, but it's information is sparse at best and I know that there are those out there able to glean more from them than I can.
I have two from yesterday that I was wondering if anyone can look at for me. If there is anything in there to give me a direction to go in, I would be most appreciative. If not, I'll have to move on to physically swapping memory sticks one at a time as that's about the only thing left I haven't tried. Memory tests came back clean but that doesn't prove it enough to me that it can't be the memory for sure.
I'd be grateful for any information and/or advice concerning this issue.
Thank you!