Windows 10: BSOD TDR_VIDEO_FAILURE (0x00000116 ffffe000`6aadd350)

It shouldn't matter, I would think. You could try it both ways and see if it make a difference. If you get a BSOD, please upload the DM Log again.

 

So far nothing, which is bizarre. I'm quite confused as I'd think the verifier would cause a BSOD by now. I'm currently watching a stream on hitbox and nothing yet..

 

OK, I would let it run for 24 hours but no more than 48.

 

The verifier turned up no results.

 

We can continue trying several other things, but There is only one solution I believe will work, but it is not one that you would like. Try going to Your Manufacturer's web site and see if they have a Windows 10 driver for your card and the integrated graphics. Your drivers really need to come from the Manufacturer's site. Most OEM manufacturers alter their drivers so that a driver from any other web site will not work. Many times a Windows 8.1 driver will work in windows 10. Give that a try.

 

I'd already used one of the latest drivers for 8(.1) from the Toshiba site, which caused the TDR still. Right now I'm using my Nvidia gpu for everything while I can hopefully get a fix for this.

 

That's the alternative. Use either the Dedicated card or the On Board Graphics. Disable one and only use the other. The downside is, with just the on board graphics the graphics is not that good. If you don't use graphically intensive programs, it shouldn't matter much. If you use the Dedicated card, the graphics will be much better, but battery life will suffer. That is the only solution most of us have found for the TDR error with switchable Graphics. Both AMD and Nvidia have the same problem, but it seems that the Nvidia is easier to deal with. The idea of switchable graphics was very good. The implementation of it was quite bad.

 

Is there something you'd prefer for me to do instead of switching to my Nvidia as primary?

 

No. I found nothing else that will work if the right drivers are not available. I have a Laptop with Optimus Technology and did the same as you did. I set the Nvidia card as Primary and disabled the on board graphics.

 

I've set this as solved, but it seems that it IS the secondary monitor. Not sure why. My Nvidia gpu froze the pc just a few minutes ago (or that's what I believe it to have been, as that's my default enabled driver. There was no BSOD either!)

 

The only reason, I would think, is if you are asking more of the GPU than it is capable of. I don't believe that is your problem. Your GPU should be more than capable to run 2 monitors easily..

 

It just also froze the PC while simply browsing Youtube. Something's not right, so I'm running an Avast scan and Malwarebytes scan as of right now. Let me know of anything else I should be doing.