Need help urgently. BSOD all the time while playing games.

[FuriousCherry]

I have done this so many times now. I just give up. This is my third BSOD thread on the forums. I have been crashing so recently. I still think it's my card or drivers.
I have reinstalled my nvidia drivers at least 30 times now.

Please help.
Here's the folder as always..

 

[HonorGamer]

Hello,

Lets try and solve it permanently then!

BSOD Analysis:

Looks like your NVIDIA Drivers don't like you:

Probably caused by : [COLOR="Red"][B]nvlddmkm.sys[/B][/COLOR]

Showing that, its the problem. I don't see any known programs that could cause it otherwise.

What graphics card do you have??


-Justin

 

[FuriousCherry]

I have a evga gtx 660 SC edition.

 

[FuriousCherry]

Hello,

Lets try and solve it permanently then!

BSOD Analysis:

Looks like your NVIDIA Drivers don't like you:

Probably caused by : [COLOR="Red"][B]nvlddmkm.sys[/B][/COLOR]

Showing that, its the problem. I don't see any known programs that could cause it otherwise.

What graphics card do you have??


-Justin

EVGA GTX 660 SC Edition.
Why must you know?

 

[HonorGamer]

I apologize about the late reply. I'm completely re looking at it.

AODDriver4.2	ROOT\LEGACY_AODDRIVER4.2\0000	This device is not present, is not working properly, or does not have all its drivers installed.

This also shows that it is your graphics driver.

Try this out: Completely remove your graphics card from your PC. also uninstalling all of your graphics drivers. Boot into safe mode, downloading the latest drivers from here: EVGA Download Center

Afterwards put your GFX card back into your PC, and start it up normally.

Post back results.

-Justin

 

[FuriousCherry]

So you're saying uninstall the drivers then take out the card put it back in turn on the system and install the drivers?

 

[HonorGamer]

Negative,

Uninstall the drivers, Take out the GFX card, Boot to safe mode(with networking), download the latest drivers/install, put GFX card back into PC, turn on from there.

If this does not work, then post back, and we will go from there.

-Justin

 

[FuriousCherry]

Well I uninstalled the drivers like you wanted me to. Removed the card and such.
Still crashing.

I give up at this point no matter what I do. It still crashes.

 

[HonorGamer]

post up new crash files

 

[FuriousCherry]

Okay so I cant get the crash files right now but i noticed something. In EVGA percision X I noticed that the gpu clock and memory clock read a constant 324Mhz. Now that is nowhere close to what the original clock is. So i tried to over clock it a bit to get the speeds up they go up but instantly go back down to 324Mhz. I have a feeling i may have to rma this card for a 2nd time since my first card decided to start crashing on me. I know for a fact now that my next card im getting will not be an EVGA one. all they have done is given me problems for a year..

 

[FuriousCherry]

So I tried to figure out what was crashing and I installed whocrashed. Well it points to nvlddmkm.sys and ntosknrl.exe. I'm looking further into it.
Any suggestions?