NVIDIA driver crashes and recovers during both general use and video

OldMike65 said:

Question on your Nvidia driver software. If its version 359.06 which is the latest for lots of the Nvidia cards. Have you run SFC /scannow after installing your new card and drivers?? Reason being, most people are finding out that after you update your Nvidia drivers to latest one, Windows will find corrupt files and Remove one of Nvidia's Opencl.dll files, and replace another one with a old windows opencl.dll driver. Just wondering if you have run into this problem, yet.

No, I did not run this or any other command. I've merely installed the driver and restarted the PC. I'm not gonna run that command as long as I don't encounter any problems, and even then... I've never heard of it before.

YonathanZ said:

No, I did not run this or any other command. I've merely installed the driver and restarted the PC. I'm not gonna run that command as long as I don't encounter any problems, and even then... I've never heard of it before.

Ok was just asking, SFC is a Windows System File Checker it looks for corrupt system files in your Windows 10. Most people know about this command, and use it quite a lot. No problem was just asking. :)

update the drivers just released and check it out again :)

OldMike65 said:

Ok was just asking, SFC is a Windows System File Checker it looks for corrupt system files in your Windows 10. Most people know about this command, and use it quite a lot. No problem was just asking. :)

It's OK, didn't mean to sound harsh or anything, it's just that running Windows commands is not something I like doing unless I have to. :)