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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.
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I'm having this same issue on a RTX 4070, attempted to play Cyberpunk 2077 which used to work without any issues but now I can't even get passed the part of the game where you're leaving Watson with Jackie after saving the woman because the game crashes, makes an awful screeching noise and then blue screens saying the error is to do with nvlddmkm.sys which is an NVIDIA driver file that according to searches on in my files doesn't exist
Even underclocking my GPU won't help bruh
Do you have any overclocking on? Some games REALLY hate overclocking (eg. fortnite, at least in my experience) and crash. Whenever I try to play a lot of games with overclocking on it crashes with nvllkdmdm.sys error.
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Hi, I had the same problem.
It was my Intel i9 13900K, I had to replace it and now my PC is working grest.
