Windows 10: 560 TI broken?

Hey
Today, ive been trying to get my old gainward 560 TI to work but I suspect it to be broken somehow. Without any drivers installed i get weird blue lines on the screen in windows and when i actually try to install the driver i get an “unexpected_kernal_mode_trap“-error in the MIDDLE of the installation process an i have to restart the pc. The gpu worked 100% a few month ago and my other hardware didnt change at all, i just upgraded to win10. Got another radeon gpu which works tho. Is there any hope to fix it ?

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Windows 10 and Nvidia Geforce GTX 560 Ti not working!!

Hello,

Try downloading and reinstalling the driver from here: NVIDIA DRIVERS GeForce Windows 10 Driver WHQL

When given the option, choose a clean install of the drivers. Restart afterwards.

You should also check for updates from your GFX card manufacturer or your PC manufacturer.

 

Windows 10 and Nvidia Geforce GTX 560 Ti not working!!

Just installed Windows 10 to find my gfx card was detected as generic device using Microsoft driver resulting in reduced screen size and resolution.

Installed Geforce experience and now have better resolution but still reduced screen size.

Device manager shows Exclamation marks on Display adapter and Nvidia Audio device

Display adaptor shows "A driver (service) for this device has been disabled. An alternate driver may be providing this functionality. (Code 32)"

Nvidia High Definition Audio Device shows "A driver (service) for this device has been disabled. An alternate driver may be providing this functionality. (Code 32)"

The drivers installed are the latest and Windows update shows no updates

Last Event on GFX is "Driver Management has concluded the process to add Service nvlddmkm for Device Instance ID PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_1200&SUBSYS_35151458&REV_A1\4&2ABA1BF6&0&0018 with the following status: 0. "

HELP PLEASE!!!!!!

Drak

 

Sounds like a hardware problem.

I see that the card was introduced in January of 2011, so I suppose it is out of warranty. Or does Gainward offer a lifetime warranty? (I believe that eVGA did.) You could try contacting them. If they agree to an RMA, they'd probably send you a refurbished card (per the industry standard practice), so you wouldn't have to wait for a repair.