Blue screen NVLDDMKM.sys when trying to burn a DVD

[TheTourist]

Hello,


I hope someone could help me with this problem.
I already found some topics about nvlddmkm.sys problems but they always related to graphic card problem (driver not responding). It's not my case.
I only get a blue screen with nvlddmkm.sys error when trying to burn a DVD (I didn't get it when burning a CD).

I run Windows 7 64bits Home premium (installed today).
Graphic card : Nvidia GTX260 - Driver 191.07
CPU : Intel E8400 3Ghz
Ram : 4Gb DDR2

Did someone know how to fix the problem ?


David

 

[zigzag3143]

Hello,


I hope someone could help me with this problem.
I already found some topics about nvlddmkm.sys problems but they always related to graphic card problem (driver not responding). It's not my case.
I only get a blue screen with nvlddmkm.sys error when trying to burn a DVD (I didn't get it when burning a CD).

I run Windows 7 64bits Home premium (installed today).
Graphic card : Nvidia GTX260 - Driver 191.07
CPU : Intel E8400 3Ghz
Ram : 4Gb DDR2

Did someone know how to fix the problem ?


David

Hi david and welcome
can you go into c:\windows\minidump, zip the dmp file and upload it to us using the attachment icon so we can frbug it.

thanks

Kenn ++

 

[TheTourist]

Hi Kenn,


I tried to attach the .dmp file but I get an error 'invalid upload'.

David

 

[TheTourist]

Hi Kenn,


I tried to put it in .rar and it seems to be ok now.

David

 

[usasma]

BluescreenView shows it as a STOP 0x116 error - either with dxgkrnl.sys being blamed (nvlddmkm.sys is also in the stack).

This is usually a hardware error - but you can try updating your drivers - and making sure that the video card isn't overheating. Beyond that I'd suggest trying another video card.

More info on the error message here: http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/25912-bsod.html#post280172

 

[TheTourist]

Hi Usasma,


I updated my graphic drivers today with the lastest version 195.62 from Nvidia but I still get the same problem.

I don't see any overheating from my graphic card.
Maybe is my burner simply out of use.
I will try it into another pc to be sure.

David

 

[TheTourist]

Hi everybody,


The problem is now solved.
It came from the IDE cable. I don't know why but I changed the IDE cable and the problem was solved.

Thank you for your help.

David