I'm having this same issue, but only when my laptop isn't plugged in and especially when not running games...
I'm getting BSOD with error nvlddmkm.sys
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My computer has been working fine ever since purchasing it a couple of years ago. I recently installed the new update and since then my computer refuses to run games, and crashes to a blue screen with 'error nvlddmkm.sys'. before it goes to blue screen it will go into kind of pixels, sometimes green, sometimes white then restart the pc.
I've tried formatting my harddrives and SSD, I've tried everything YouTube videos say but it just doesn't seem to work. I'm worried that it's my GPU because I can't afford a new one. I currently have a 2080ti.
Any help fixing this would be appreciated whole heartedly.
Windows for home | Windows 10 | Gaming
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Anonymous
2024-12-17T19:18:29+00:00 -
Anonymous
2024-11-16T18:42:20+00:00 Find nvlddmkm.sys in system32
Click on properties, under securities tab
Enable full USER control
Apply then restart
This should fix all BSODs related to nvlddmkm.sys Keep in mind windows updates may reset this, just redo the process.
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Anonymous
2024-11-16T18:40:56+00:00 Find nvlddmkm.sys in system32
Click on properties, under securities tab
Enable full USER control
Apply then restart
This should fix all BSODs related to nvlddmkm.sys Keep in mind windows updates may reset this, just redo the process.
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Anonymous
2024-11-16T18:37:09+00:00 Find nvlddmkm.sys in system32
Click on properties, under securities tab
Enable full USER control
Apply then restart
This should fix all BSODs related to nvlddmkm.sys Keep in mind windows updates may reset this, just redo the process.
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Anonymous
2024-11-16T18:36:21+00:00 Find nvlddmkm.sys in system32
Click on properties, under securities tab
Enable full USER control
Apply then restart
This should fix all BSODs related to nvlddmkm.sys Keep in mind windows updates may reset this, just redo the process.