nvlddmkm.sys BSOD Problem

[coolbyte]

Hello guys, well i'm having this problem since a month. I bsod in the middle of any game i play, a random crash, then i get a bsod with the very know issue of the nvlddmkm.sys. I searched over 40 topics, Tried everything but nothing seems to work. I'm uploading the debug log file, maybe it helps.

Here are my system specs:
Video card: Nvida Geforce GT 240M
Ram: 4Gb
OS: Win 7 64-bit

 

[Lordbob75]

Update your graphics drivers.

[nvidia][/nvidia]

~Lordbob

 

[coolbyte]

Update your graphics drivers.

[nvidia][/nvidia]

~Lordbob

I already tried that.

 

[Lordbob75]

Well, I can tell you this is a driver issue. Have you checked Device manager to make sure it is recognized correctly?

~Lordbob

 

[archie123]

the mentioned TDR error in your debug text is a timeout error , when your drivers fail windows will attempt to reset them (basically dropping your card to low power 2d state and dropping you back to desktop)

in your case windows is trying but unsucessfully , so it "times out" and throws in a lovely blue screen to prevent "damage" to your gpu

are you using anykind of software to either overclock/alter fan speeds or monitor your gpu?

also this can happen with corrupted drivers or badly installed drivers , by badly installed i mean not properly removing old drivers before installing new ones.

google driver sweeper download guru 3d download and install it then read the instructions , uninstall your drivers in control panel as usual then reboot into safemode then run driver sweeper to remove all the leftover reg entries etc , boot back into windows and install new drivers

ive seeen this error time and time again over at the Nvidia forums and it can be a pain to troubleshoot ive even seen it caused by faulty ram!!

but first start with the easy things , drivers , it might be a good idee also to reinstall the latest version of your chipset (mobo) drivers


Lordbob where you get than funky driver thingy from?? i like that