Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding windows 8

I tried many different solutions to this problem: 1. Reinstalling drivers, both newest and older, using DDU. 2. Setting the "Maximum Performance" parameter in the Nvidia Control Panel. 3. Connecting separate 8-pin connectors to the video card. 4. Changing the frequency of the video card (Mhz) in MSI Afterburner. 5.  · Description: Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered. Already tried updating all my drivers. Don't think my laptop is overheating. The screen looks fine, nothing wrong with the adapter. If you know the solution or possible solution, please inform me. Much appreciated! Thanks. SOLUTION:User Interaction Count:  · Control Panel=Windows Update=Change Settings="Download updates but let me choose whether to install them". 2. Download the latest driver from the nvidia website. www.doorway.ru 3. Go to Device Manager, select your display adaptor, and uninstall it, choose to also delete drivers when prompted. 4.

This error occurs when your computer thinks that you graphics card has stopped responding, mainly due to a low frame rate. The program that controls this is called "Timeout detection and recovery." The error is very vague, and doesn't correlate to one problem. - Change power settings in NVIDIA COntrol PanelManage 3D settingspower management mode. Change to "Prefer maximum performance". Worked for some, didn't work for me. - In Internet explorer, go to ToolsInternet OptionsAdvancedCheck "Use Software rendering instead of GPU rendering". Worked for some, didn't work for me. Refer to the following steps to uninstall Display Device from the Device Manager: Press Windows and X keys together. Click on Device Manager. Locate and Expand the Display Adapter. Right-click on the Display Device. Click on Uninstall. Restart the PC and install the graphics card driver. Hope this helps. Get back to us if the issue persists.

29 thg 2, Hello I did the upgrade from Windows to Windows Since then i had randomly Blackscreens and the Display driver "nvlddmkm" stopped responding and has. Through Event Viewer in Windows, I found out that every time such a glitch occurs, an error occurs: The nvlddmkm video driver stopped. 17 thg 2, The error is displayed when Timeout Detection and Recovery (TDR) feature of Windows determines that the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) has not.