Do you think that will help my issues too? That's the only method that I haven't tried yet.
Yeah, I think it would resolve your issues as well and would recommend it. I regret stubbornly putting up with v2004 for so long now.
GPU crashes, Failed with 0x57 retrieving AppModel Runtime status for package Windows.
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Gidday all, I've been running into a issue with my GPU crashing and I have nailed it down to the error in event viewer " Failed with 0x57 retrieving AppModel Runtime status for package Windows. "
I have changed gpu drivers, completely uninstalled drivers, wiped my m.2 and reinstalled windows and nothing worked. Any ideas? Thank you
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2020-08-01T23:00:57+00:00 I have the exact same motherboard as you, same cpu, and same gpu. The only way you were able to solve the crashing was to revert to 1909 correct?
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2020-08-02T03:21:04+00:00 I have the exact same motherboard as you, same cpu, and same gpu. The only way you were able to solve the crashing was to revert to 1909 correct?
yeah, nothing else i tried worked and I havent crashed since reinstalling 1909.
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Anonymous
2020-08-02T03:46:32+00:00 I tried turning off Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling, It's probably too early to tell for sure, but it looks like it might be helping, as anyone else tried this?
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Anonymous
2020-08-03T14:21:17+00:00 To clarify I do have the same motherboard but due to the fact that this computer is my main computer I am unable to go back to 1909 through a wipe and reinstall. Of course what idiot would Beta test with their main computer? Some how during a Tuesday patch the Windows Update Beta Testing setting was turned on and unknowingly the computer was set up as a Beta Testing
Computer. Easy fix; right? By the time I caught the issue it was past the roll back date. I am waiting for a stable version of Windows 10 to be released. In the mean time my fingers are crossed and I am praying that I do not have a unrecoverable crash.