Windows 10: BSOD 2-10min after Win10 update (nvlddmkm.sys/ntoskrnl/pci.sys)

Please remove some files from the hard drive to increase the free space to at least 10-15%.


Warning Less free space could cause BSOD's

I think the problem might be that the Nvidia video card is disabled and some drivers of Nvidia are causing trouble.
At least that is how I understand this code
Code: Args: ffffe0010e492e40 00000000 00000000 00000000 >[ 17,ff] 0 e0 ffffe00113e5e060 00000000 fffff802f434dab4-ffffd000c9d5c510 Success Error Cancel ffffe00113e5e060: Could not read device object or _DEVICE_OBJECT not found nt!ViFilterGenericCompletionRoutine Args: ffffe0010e492e40 00000000 00000000 00000000 [ 17,ff] 0 e0 ffffe00113e553a0 00000000 fffff802f433ca94-ffffd000c9d5c5e0 Success Error Cancel ffffe00113e553a0: Could not read device object or _DEVICE_OBJECT not found nt!ViIrpSynchronousCompletionRoutine[/quote]

 

That probably was the cause, yes. I reenabled the GPU and after a tdr failure and a power state failure I managed to configure the driver verifier and reboot. Now my PC is completely frozen on the desktop. Do I really have to wait 48 h if nothing is happening and I can't use it?

 

Check for updates for Nvidia drivers and reset driver verifier.

 

Just tried 355.98. The crash takes more time to happen, but still happens. (10-20 min vs. 10-30 seconds with previous drivers)

 

When have you bought your laptop?

 

Are you using Chrome..? Or Intel rapid store tech? *Tongue

 

The OP has chrome, not IRST.

But yet, the dumps are specific to the drivers from the GPU so far I've checked.

 

Dec 2012

Yes, and yes (at least it's installed, don't know what rapid store does or if it's running)

 

There are a few options you could try.

• An In-place Upgrade (not sure of this would help),
• A clean install of windows,
• Reverting back to your previous OS.

I doubt that the Nvidia drivers from Nvidia will work at the moment and you don't get driver updates anymore after a while from your manufacturer.

 

Just tried the lastest 356.50 and I don't crash like I used to. About 40 minutes of HotS in, I crashed in a different way though ... I didn't get a VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE blue s screen, but instead a notification that the driver crashed and was recovered (and a black screen, only thing that I could display was the Windows taskbar).

I like to see it as progress, maybe the next driver will be stable ...