Problem with nvlddmkm.sys

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  1. GIA131
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    Problem with nvlddmkm.sys


    Hi guys I have a problem with this driver.
    I wanted to do sli with 2 9800gtx+, but in windows 7 64bit when in nvidia control panel I active it there is a BSOD and the error is with this driver.
    So I tried with win vista 64bit: in this case i shall active sli but when i try to play something in windows appears that driver nvlddmkm.sys is restart.
    I have win xp 32bit and here it works everything.
    I put last driver of nvidia,I try different ram but the problem is the same.
    What can I do???
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  3. Neverhavemoney
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    Hey GIA131,

    Welcome to Seven Forums!

    Go here, and download this program. It should bring up your blue screen errors and you can view them in more detail. Then take a screenshot and post it on here. You seem to know what you are doing so we have good confidence that we can solve this issue rather quickly.

    Let us know bud,
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  4. zigzag3143
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    GIA131 said:
    Hi guys I have a problem with this driver.
    I wanted to do sli with 2 9800gtx+, but in windows 7 64bit when in nvidia control panel I active it there is a BSOD and the error is with this driver.
    So I tried with win vista 64bit: in this case i shall active sli but when i try to play something in windows appears that driver nvlddmkm.sys is restart.
    I have win xp 32bit and here it works everything.
    I put last driver of nvidia,I try different ram but the problem is the same.
    What can I do???

    start by filling in your system specs (lower right corner of your posts) so we know what hardware you have. Then tell us if it is a clean install or upgrade. Did it ever work? when did it stop?

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  6. GIA131
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    All right.
    First my pc: I have as mobo asus p5n-d with intel e8400, 4gb ram ddr2 800mhz and 2 9800gtx+.
    Second the screen: http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/1858/captureox.jpg

    Thanks for the help guys.
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  7. GIA131
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    Up guys.
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  8. Neverhavemoney
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    Thanks for the info GIA. If i dont get back to you by tonght, send me a PM to remind me. Im super busy in school but im working on it. We will figure it out though.

    In due time mate,
    Ben

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    Up guys.
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  10. GIA131
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    Lol ok Never don't problem
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  11. GIA131
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    Ehi Ben I'd trying to send you a pm but it says that i don't permission so i write here.
    When you have a moment help me please
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  12. Neverhavemoney
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    GIA,
    From your picture, I can see that you have 2 DirectX BSOD errors. I am a little stuck on this one, so lets start off simple. Try and update the DirectX packs to the latest version. Also, completely uninstall the drivers, put your graphics card in, boot, and see what the computer does. Hopefully it will recognize your cards, and install the drivers automatically. If not, then go to Nivida and download the latest drivers, and install them yourself.

    Let us know how it goes,
    Ben

    GIA131 said:
    All right.
    First my pc: I have as mobo asus p5n-d with intel e8400, 4gb ram ddr2 800mhz and 2 9800gtx+.
    Second the screen: http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/1858/captureox.jpg

    Thanks for the help guys.
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  13. GIA131
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    Nothing to do.
    I updated dx and tried.Same problem.
    I unistalled driver, clear all and reinstalled 197.13 nvidia driver but same problem.
    I disabled win aero but same problem.
    I don't understand why in xp 32bit works,win vista 64bit sli works but no game and win 7 64bit bsod.
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