nvlddmkm.sys & DRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

Lienlotta · 29 Oct 2016

I have an Lenovo Ideapad Y510P laptop which I bought in 2014 together with my sister who bought the same pc. I have Both Nvidia GeForce and Intel cards. I'm a skyrim lover and I play a lot of games, so this gaming laptop was perfect for me and I love it. I could run Skyrim on high quality for one year. BUT, after I upgraded to windows 10, I kept getting errors and my games would keep crashing. I restarted my pc and went for Windows 8 again, lived happily ever after for two months before I woke up to Cortana from Windows 10. Every time the laptop asked if I wanted to get the Upgrade, I said no. I do not have automatic upgrade on, so how my pc forced the upgrade, I don't know. Again, my laptop started to act up and half of my 20 games would start crashing again. Over and over. I set it back 3 times because of a force upgrade. Even the third time, I ended up waking up to Cortana. Again I tried to set it back, even tried twice because the laptop wouldn't give me the choice of what Windows I wanted to start with.

I don't always get a bluescreen or bluescreen of death (Whatever you want to call it). Sometimes, my game will just start glitching and the laptop will start working like hell, and then restart. I've opened the laptop to check for dust and I've updated the drivers and even redownloaded them. I've tried to run my games in different resolutions, in fullscreen or a window, safe mode or administrative mode and all. Whatever I try, it won't work. I'm clueless and confused, angry and irritated and I'm sad. I don't know what to do or try anymore and I really hope that someone could help me. Please, help me!

axe0 · 30 Oct 2016

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