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NVidia Windows Kernal Mode Driver error
I have a Dell Precision T5400 and a NVidia GEForce GT 610 2GB DDR3 Memory Graphics card.
My video has been working fine for quite awhile and just yesterday, I got the blue screen with a memory error and my PC would shut down. I'd restart and things would work for a short while and then the same issue would occur.
I did a system recovery to the restore point of the prior day before any issues were occurring.
I thought this fixed it and I wasn't getting a blue screen, but my screen would go out and then come back and go back out and come back, etc. I would see the following error in my task bar popup bubble:
NVidia Windows Kernal Mode Driver, version 331.65 stopped responding and has successfully recovered.
My pc will work as it is right now as I'm writing this post, but if I walk away from my pc for any length of time, the PC shuts down and does a restart. So, clearly, there is still an issue going on.
Also, I did update the drivers.
Any help on how to fully resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated.
I'm not a hardware guy, so I know just enough to be dangerous.
Thanks for any help!
My video has been working fine for quite awhile and just yesterday, I got the blue screen with a memory error and my PC would shut down. I'd restart and things would work for a short while and then the same issue would occur.
I did a system recovery to the restore point of the prior day before any issues were occurring.
I thought this fixed it and I wasn't getting a blue screen, but my screen would go out and then come back and go back out and come back, etc. I would see the following error in my task bar popup bubble:
NVidia Windows Kernal Mode Driver, version 331.65 stopped responding and has successfully recovered.
My pc will work as it is right now as I'm writing this post, but if I walk away from my pc for any length of time, the PC shuts down and does a restart. So, clearly, there is still an issue going on.
Also, I did update the drivers.
Any help on how to fully resolve this issue would be greatly appreciated.
I'm not a hardware guy, so I know just enough to be dangerous.
Thanks for any help!
& it might just be worth checking your system temperatures with something like HWMonitor, opening the case and making sure all your fans are working OK and you've not got a load of dust blocking air circulation.
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I checked the reliability history and there were 61 critical errors, which were pretty much all the same:
Video Hardware error
and
Shut down unexpectedly
I tried checking for a solution to no avail.
I've attached the reliability history xml file. Does that help shed any light on the cause?
Thanks for your help.
reliability.XML
Video Hardware error
and
Shut down unexpectedly
I tried checking for a solution to no avail.
I've attached the reliability history xml file. Does that help shed any light on the cause?
Thanks for your help.
reliability.XML
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The "View Reliability History" option should show in the list. Open that and look for the critical events for today. Hopefully if you have more than one, they will just be a repeat of the same thing. List what the events are on here. You can double click on them and view detailed information. It wouldnt hurt to paste that here as well.