Windows 10: BSOD Going full screen with Chrome on 2nd monitor, ddkmd.sys

So, whenever I goes full screen when watching youtube on Chrome with my secondary screen ( the screen that wasn't set as main display) , it crashes with BSOD, either "Page Fault in Non Paged Area" or "System Service Exception", ddkmd.sys. Every single time. I tired to switch the screens and it still BSOD with the secondary screen. Recently, it also goes BSOD whenever I lauched the 3Dmark TimeSpy.

However, I can play video games (Bioshock, Evolve) with full screen on my secondary screen with no problem.

Please help >.<

My rig:
Motherboard: Asrock H77m
CPU: Xeon E3- 1230 v2
GPU: MSI GTX 1080 Gaming X

Monitor:
Dell S2817Q (4K monitor)
Phillips 237E (Full HD)


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System Service Exception Error

So recently I've been getting BSODs whenever I try to play online videos. Usually it's YouTube, but it's happened on other websites as well. A video will play for a few seconds, then the screen will pixelate down into Windows 10's BSOD. I always get the
following error:

SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (ddkmd.sys)

After searching for ddkmd.sys online, it seems to only be happening to people who have installed a driver for some device or USB thing? I'm not exactly sure... I don't recall ever installing a driver like this either. Any ideas?

 

Stop windows from staying full screen when dragged to new monitor or same

I'll have a window in chrome opened up to full screen on one of my 3 monitors. If I click on the tab and go to pull the window away so its not full screened anymore, once I let go, the window pops back to full screen regardless of which monitor I drag it
to, even the same monitor. How do I stop this?

Thanks in advance!

 

Please remove / disable items from the startup in taskmanager
These programs could interfere with the boot process giving you trouble and increase the boot time.

Please remove this program a.s.a.p. and revert back any changes this program made to the system!
Code: Start Menu\Programs\Reimage Repair Public:Start Menu\Programs\Reimage Repair Public[/quote] I do not know what program or device this driver belongs to, maybe you could check it *Smile
Driver Reference Table - ddkmd.sys
Code: 6: kd> lmvm ddkmd Browse full module list start end module name fffff801`98740000 fffff801`98782000 ddkmd T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: ddkmd.sys Image path: \??\C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\ddkmd.sys Image name: ddkmd.sys Browse all global symbols functions data Timestamp: Tue Aug 11 20:23:52 2015 (55CA3DB8) CheckSum: 0004A437 ImageSize: 00042000 Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4[/quote]

 

I found this for ddkmd.sys:

Belinda USB to VGA adapter - or -
Something from Fresco Logic Inc.

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/w...f-fd127402ae90

 

Thanks for your replies.
I have checked the file properties of ddkmd.sys.
The file description is "OSBASE WDDM Kernel Mode Driver".
From my search on google, it says it is included with Duet display, but I have already uninstalled it, the ddkmd.sys file is still here. Please advise.

 

For now, I simply cut the file away from the System 32 folder, and put it on the desktop for backup. The full screen issue and 3D mark issues have been solved for now.

 

If you already removed the related software you could safely delete the driver *Smile

 

Thanks for all your help! problem solved!