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GeForce 364.72 Windows 10 Display Adapter Crash.

Dickfor.

Dickfor.

The 47 Ronin
Running sli GeForce 980m and the nvidia display adapter keeps crashing and recovering.
Is anyone else having a similar problem on windows 10? or has anyone found a solution or a roll back driver that is stable?

Thanks bbs
 
Dickfor. said:
Running sli GeForce 980m and the nvidia display adapter keeps crashing and recovering.
Is anyone else having a similar problem on windows 10? or has anyone found a solution or a roll back driver that is stable?

Thanks bbs
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Have you tried the beta drivers?? So far on my 970M the drivers are working fine on the latest driver.
 
ahh ok ill try a beta driver if it happens again. so far its been stable but if it happens again ill try that. i always forget about those beta drivers.
thanks @Ghonzo
 
I could always just do a clean install of windows 7. but ive already spent like 3 hours updating all the drivers on this beast since there are so many lol

windows 7 reminds me of XP, just too solid to change. i was pretty much forced to upgrade to windows 10 :(
:ragecry:
 
Dickfor. said:
I could always just do a clean install of windows 7. but ive already spent like 3 hours updating all the drivers on this beast since there are so many lol

windows 7 reminds me of XP, just too solid to change. i was pretty much forced to upgrade to windows 10 :(
:ragecry:
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Lol I loved Window 7 but I gotta tell you Window 10 isn't that much different from Win 7 surprisingly :D

Did you do a clean driver wipe then clean install when you did the Nvidia update?
 
My new Asus laptop (940m) w/ Win10 was getting driver crashes out of the box, but I wasn't sure if it was Intel or Nvidia since it juggles the two. Haven't seen it happen in long while but I haven't really gamed on it yet (so it's probably only using Intel graphics). I should get CSS on there and do some testing. :)
 
Run the update file again, this time do custom install and run it as a Clean install or revert back 1 version
 
Remove driver, boot to safe mode and use driver cleaner to clean the removed driver, reboot and clean install the new driver.
 
I gotta switch to Intel/NVidia platform one of these days. I'm still waiting for AMD/RAdeon to catch up but seems never will.
 
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