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So I basically was updating my windows since my friend told me the updates are useless so I didn't update anything for a year today I made update of 23H2 and while it was on 48% it made me a BSOD With stop code DRIVER_PNP_WATCHDOG Now of course as a child I got no idea what I can do. Some of my drivers are also old and I deal with fps problem on games. Help me out maybe?
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Yeah actually I had the problem and 2 of my friends on Discord told me it's weird since my pc GPU says GTX (I don't know if you need that information) but I also have AMD. Anyways I downloanded the latest one which says NVIDIA and it says ''Succesfully installed close the window'' something like that. (I did it with the HP Installation.)
Also, something I forgot '' what do I need to do after '' so I get back my fps stuck to 60 (normal) and everything done.
That indicates the Nvidia or AMD RX drivers are not installed on your PC, I do not know which one of those you have on your PC, try installing the latest version of each of those, only one of them will successfully install.
there it is ( I had a problem, whenever I sended a reply it said something was going wrong, so I switched browser) Sorry for late answer
Hello, and sorry for not replying just texting with the other guy who's trying to help me, But thanks. If it's still not fixed, I may make more comments here, and you can possibly help out!
Right click your Start Button and open Device Manager.
Expand the Display Adapters section, please provide a screenshot of that window.
