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For some time now I have been experiencing sporadic BSODs. The freezing has become very frequent recently, thus the post. BSOD occurs randomly, but mostly when I browse the internet.
I suspect that one of the NVIDIA drivers could be the cause of BSOD, since I often see errors saying something like: "NVIDIA display driver stopped responding and has recovered". I have uninstalled and reinstalled NVIDIA graphic drivers previously, but this did not seem to solve the problem. I used the automatic Windows update to re-instal the graphic drivers.
I guess, by analyzing the BSOD minidumps via BlueScreenView that nvlddmkm.sys might be the culprit of freezing and BSOD. I might not have been very patient during BSODs, and therefore I do not have all the minidumps.
I used to have this nvlddmkm.sys:
NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Version 311.00; Version: 9.18.13.1100
but yesterday I upgraded? to this one:
NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Version 331.58; Version: 9.18.13.3158
On the HP web page I have found out that the recomended NVIDIA driver for my laptop (HP Pavilion dv5t-1000 CTO Entertainment, is the NVIDIA GeForce 9200M GS/9600M GT Video/Graphics Driver; 2008-11-14 , Version7.15.11.7904 D, 160.11M.
Is the NVIDIA drivers at fault or is it something completely different?
Thanks a lot!
MartesFoina
I suspect that one of the NVIDIA drivers could be the cause of BSOD, since I often see errors saying something like: "NVIDIA display driver stopped responding and has recovered". I have uninstalled and reinstalled NVIDIA graphic drivers previously, but this did not seem to solve the problem. I used the automatic Windows update to re-instal the graphic drivers.
I guess, by analyzing the BSOD minidumps via BlueScreenView that nvlddmkm.sys might be the culprit of freezing and BSOD. I might not have been very patient during BSODs, and therefore I do not have all the minidumps.
I used to have this nvlddmkm.sys:
NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Version 311.00; Version: 9.18.13.1100
but yesterday I upgraded? to this one:
NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Version 331.58; Version: 9.18.13.3158
On the HP web page I have found out that the recomended NVIDIA driver for my laptop (HP Pavilion dv5t-1000 CTO Entertainment, is the NVIDIA GeForce 9200M GS/9600M GT Video/Graphics Driver; 2008-11-14 , Version7.15.11.7904 D, 160.11M.
Is the NVIDIA drivers at fault or is it something completely different?
Thanks a lot!
MartesFoina
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