- Feb 12, 2018
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Hi there,
Few days ago i was just normally using my PC when suddenly my screen went all black (nothing to be seen there), waited few secs, nothing happend so i restarted PC manually with button.
After the booting process it could not load Windows and somewhere during the loading screen of Windows it went blue with message that my PC ran into an error and after collecting informations it will restart. It was like this maybe 2 more times and then Windows tried to repair itself of course failed, then I tried to start some auto repair tool, failed too.
Somewhere during the restarts I also came to screen where was written that overclocking of my CUP failed which seems pretty suspicious to me because i did not overclock anything.
Finally i managed to run the system in safe mode with networking where i found after letting some web page analyze my minidump file that file nvlddmkm.sys failed. Ofc i tried to search over the internet, deleting that file and extracting nvlddmkm.sy using cmd and then putting it into drivers folder. After this action it is able to load into Windows pretty normally exept my display resolution. It is HD display and the resolution is far from HD(propably using basic display driver provided by windows).
Pretty important seems that on screen i can see red horizontal lines which appear and disappear while i am moving the mouse. Also immediately after the first crash there were similar lines during whole boot proces but some were vertical and white and so on.
I unnistalled graphic drivers using Guru3D program and afterwards tried to instal whole NVIDIA Experience + newest drivers again. NVIDIA Experience installs fine but when it tries to install newest graphic driver after few minutes it fails and whole Windows crashes into blue screen saying that nvlddmkm.sys failed.
looks like this https://imgur.com/a/AwncI
My setup:
Display iiyama ProLite E2210HDS (driver generic pnp display)
GPU - Nvidia GTX 580
CPU - Core i7
OS - Windows 10
Motherboard - Intel rampage 3rd gene i believe
Hopefuly i described it enough. I hope to hear from to with any kind of help. thank you.
Few days ago i was just normally using my PC when suddenly my screen went all black (nothing to be seen there), waited few secs, nothing happend so i restarted PC manually with button.
After the booting process it could not load Windows and somewhere during the loading screen of Windows it went blue with message that my PC ran into an error and after collecting informations it will restart. It was like this maybe 2 more times and then Windows tried to repair itself of course failed, then I tried to start some auto repair tool, failed too.
Somewhere during the restarts I also came to screen where was written that overclocking of my CUP failed which seems pretty suspicious to me because i did not overclock anything.
Finally i managed to run the system in safe mode with networking where i found after letting some web page analyze my minidump file that file nvlddmkm.sys failed. Ofc i tried to search over the internet, deleting that file and extracting nvlddmkm.sy using cmd and then putting it into drivers folder. After this action it is able to load into Windows pretty normally exept my display resolution. It is HD display and the resolution is far from HD(propably using basic display driver provided by windows).
Pretty important seems that on screen i can see red horizontal lines which appear and disappear while i am moving the mouse. Also immediately after the first crash there were similar lines during whole boot proces but some were vertical and white and so on.
I unnistalled graphic drivers using Guru3D program and afterwards tried to instal whole NVIDIA Experience + newest drivers again. NVIDIA Experience installs fine but when it tries to install newest graphic driver after few minutes it fails and whole Windows crashes into blue screen saying that nvlddmkm.sys failed.
looks like this https://imgur.com/a/AwncI
My setup:
Display iiyama ProLite E2210HDS (driver generic pnp display)
GPU - Nvidia GTX 580
CPU - Core i7
OS - Windows 10
Motherboard - Intel rampage 3rd gene i believe
Hopefuly i described it enough. I hope to hear from to with any kind of help. thank you.
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