BSOD unknown cause


  1. reddwarf4ever
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    windows 10 PRO
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    BSOD suspected cause NVidia driver


    Installed WinDBG as per the tutorial, as getting fairly regular BSODs

    not quite figured how to use it yet, was trying to identify my fairly regular BSODs Stop Code DPC watch dog violation, when saw several posts on the NVidia forum regarding BSODs with latest GPU drivers, Inhave. GTX 650 Ti turbo boost GPU, but affects several,others, have found that Drivers
    is the latest stable driver for my GPU, so downloading and installing now.

    🙏 that’s the solution

    UPDATE

    looks like it’s fixed now, going to be difficult to know if the next driver release is safe or not, but have raised a ticket with nvidia
    Last edited by reddwarf4ever; 12 Jun 2021 at 14:37. Reason: Amended info
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