Windows 10: At 100+ hours with multiple games and now i get video driver crashes

I can't play any game now without a crash happening frequently and early into a session. I had 100+ hours into Ark with no crashes of this type and now they just wont stop happening.
The error message i get is usually "Application has been blocked from accessing graphics hardware." or "the graphics driver has crashed and reset".
I am not sure about how to fix this. My laptop is a toshiba Satellite P75-A7200. I have become aware that i cannot improve the graphics card, but i was actually fine running Ark, Ds2, Wow, Dota 2 and others with many hours before this started to occur. 1000 hours minimum
The laptop comes with 8gb of ram as default, but i went ahead and put in two sticks of 4gb ram. These two errors occur with the sticks in or without. I would say that my laptop experiences more hiccups or pauses but continues to run with the extra sticks in, but idk how'd id provide that as usable info.

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Trying to deal with bluescreen errors

Dropbox - 061116-8890-01.zip

Hello,

after about 12 hours of going through the motions playing a video game, it has crashed again, and now I believe the driver report has it narrowed down to the graphics drivers or the wireless network card. I suppose I can try rolling the drivers back and
seeing how that works.

 

Fall creator update freezing

Since the new fall creator update my pc has experienced a lot of freezing in games,

It's only while playing games, but these are games my pc can easily handle.

Sometimes my pc crashes after 10 minutes.

other times i can play 3 or 4 hours without issue.

So far i have tried a few things,

i have done multiple disc scans,

updated ssd firmware

updated video card drivers

Whenever it freezes, the sound also freezes, the lights from my keyboard stay on, but everything is unresponsive.

I have overclocked my gpu, but the problems were here before i did it, and after i did it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Pretty desperate right now...

 

Have you updated the graphics card driver? if no then update, if yes try rolling back to the old driver and see if that works.

 

I have tried both Slimdriver and intel(R) Driver Update Utility. The options provided have yielded no benefit. I will try rolling back now.

 

thanks for the tip, i know i've seen that rolling back can help, but i guess i havent tried. It seems fine for now. My current session has lasted two hours without incident. i'll get back to you once it crashes.

 

so the rollback prevents the driver from crashing, but the notifications that pop up at the bottom right of the screen for any steam game i play is pixelated and texts at random are pixelated and either illegible or hard to read. This is much more preferable then a game crash, but I was wondering if anyone experienced this before? Is there anything that i should be concerned about if you have seen it?

 

the driver crashes have started happening on the roll back now

 

Do the new sticks of ram match the old ones in terms of speed and make. Some argue that even the model range is important and you should get all your memory from the same store.

 

all the sticks are at 4gb each, but only the default sticks are toshiba. and the others are not. I also have this problem when the extra sticks are taken out.
Edit: The extra ones are DMS 4gb PC3L-10600 273/502331L28421. Back sticker shows 4GB PC3L-12800S 1Rx8.
I have PA5037U-1M2G memory modules as default.

 

so the extra sticks are removed and the same inital error messages pop up. I have tried both rollback option and fully updated and both dont prevent the problem

 

anyone have any suggestions?
I can't play games for very long currently.

 

I just came across this thread and have a similar crash on a regular basis.
My spec's are the same as yours for CPU and graphic's.

I am not a gamer as you. I have tried the same remedy's you have and nothing help's.
I don't know if it is something common in the CPU or graphic's driver's.

I thought after a couple of month's M$ or Intel would have come up with a solution but,
nothing I can see.

I always get this pop up.

 

yeah, thats exactly it. Comes from the bottom right of the screen. I've reset my computer about four times. That can be a short term fix of varying lengths. Like a couple days or weeks sometimes. These were factory resets btw. I will likely sell this laptop to pay for a cheaper pc I will build, but that will take months.

 

It has to be a glitch in 10 which M$ has not fixed.
I and many other's have reported this problem and nothing has been done.
I even did a clean install and it doesn't change anything.