Geforce GTX 970M keeps giving me driver error 43

NVIDIA's Windows driver version 356.04 (released 09-22-15) provides beta support for GameWorks VR.
It is recommended that all VR developers upgrade to this driver!
Fixes (over 355.84):

Updated driver support for GameWorks VR SDK, adding notebook support, VR SLI enhancements, and bug fixes.
Known installation issue:

Conflict between the display driver and the Oculus 0.7 runtime sometimes causes a BSOD at installation of the 356.04 driver. It is recommended that you stop the Oculus runtime service, install the GeForce driver and then start Oculus service.
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Dude... That driver isn't going to do anything. If anyone else wants to trouble shoot anyhing besides me trying different drivers, hit me up. I have all the drivers you can use. This happens with them all.

Heretikos said:

Dude... That driver isn't going to do anything. If anyone else wants to trouble shoot anyhing besides me trying different drivers, hit me up. I have all the drivers you can use. This happens with them all.

So I use the GTX970 and don't have any issues, does dxdiag show up anything?

No, it doesn't say any problems are found. But that's because in the Display tab, it just says it's using the Microsoft generic driver and not recognizing the geforce. (Asus disabled the intel integrated graphics completely) I restarted my computer to reproduce the issue and as usual, geforce experience doesn't start and you can tell the driver isn't working and in device manager, you see the error. It's gotta be my fault if this is happening. The only thing I can think of is the theme crap I do to my computer. Theme patcher, 7tsp icon pack, system transparency and old new explorer.

UKMedia said:

So I use the GTX970 and don't have any issues, does dxdiag show up anything?

You are using the GTX970m on windows ten?

Heretikos said:

You are using the GTX970m on windows ten?

No, the 970 on a desktop with Win 10 Pro, 64 bit , I'm not sure of the differences between this and the M.

UKMedia said:

No, the 970 on a desktop with Win 10 Pro, 64 bit , I'm not sure of the differences between this and the M.

Mobile...

OK, my start up programs will become riddled with these. Sometimes after a re-install, I don't have the issue for days. I'm thinking my theme patcher, 7tsp icon pack, or even the fact that I use system transparency.

It was the freaking UxStyle theme patcher. Have an Asus desktop with only intel 4600, display adapter keeps crashing. It's the theme patcher, SMH... I can't stand white backgrounds, uggg....