- Dec 2, 2014
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Got Nvidia GTX680.
My PC bluescreens after about 5-10 minutes of just being on the desktop or web browser. (While typing this however it has not).
It used to be only when I loaded saves in Civ 5 but now it is happening more and more often. Started about 2 weeks ago. It does not happen all the time, and feels like it's only when idling.
It's a STOP 0x0116 error, nvlddmkm.sys problem.
I don't recall changing anything recently except for updating Nvidia drivers.
I have tried:
- Rolling back to older drivers, clean install with DriverFusion
- Reinstall new drivers, again clean install with DriverFusion (currently running on basic driver for graphics card, oldest driver possible)
- Expanding nvlddmkm.sy_ into nvlddmkm.sys (something like that, followed instructions to the letter)
- Editing registry to increase driver timeout recovery time
- Remove Dameon tools, Geforce Experience
- Another "solution" I can't remember
Windows 7 64bit Home Premium
Intel i7-3970x CPU @ 3.50ghz (12 CPUs)
16gb RAM
I am running out of things to try. This is driving me mad. My last solution is to get a new graphics card alltogether.
I have BlueScreenView but no idea how to post dump files. I'm trying to post this as fast as possible before another BSOD.
Please, anyone, help!
My PC bluescreens after about 5-10 minutes of just being on the desktop or web browser. (While typing this however it has not).
It used to be only when I loaded saves in Civ 5 but now it is happening more and more often. Started about 2 weeks ago. It does not happen all the time, and feels like it's only when idling.
It's a STOP 0x0116 error, nvlddmkm.sys problem.
I don't recall changing anything recently except for updating Nvidia drivers.
I have tried:
- Rolling back to older drivers, clean install with DriverFusion
- Reinstall new drivers, again clean install with DriverFusion (currently running on basic driver for graphics card, oldest driver possible)
- Expanding nvlddmkm.sy_ into nvlddmkm.sys (something like that, followed instructions to the letter)
- Editing registry to increase driver timeout recovery time
- Remove Dameon tools, Geforce Experience
- Another "solution" I can't remember
Windows 7 64bit Home Premium
Intel i7-3970x CPU @ 3.50ghz (12 CPUs)
16gb RAM
I am running out of things to try. This is driving me mad. My last solution is to get a new graphics card alltogether.
I have BlueScreenView but no idea how to post dump files. I'm trying to post this as fast as possible before another BSOD.
Please, anyone, help!
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