Windows 10: BSOD when 5-10 minutes playing games

but sometimes does, sometimes doesn't. the BSOD never happen if i has play more than couple hour, so if BSOD happen must be in first 5-10 minutes playing games...

and there is more issue. sometimes when i play game there is notification "the display driver has stopped..." and the game screen is freeze but i know the game still running because the sound is normal... it more often happen when i have latest update vga driver, when i downgraded it display driver it more better but still happen sometimes

the third problem, my pc often make 5 times beep sound and if it happen the screen is doesn't appear but i know the PC is running because there is windows start sound and i can shutdown it with press the power button. it more often happen if i turn it on after i shut down the pc about 5-30 minutes before.

i know it possible because the vga driver, but i has reinstalled the driver many times and it still happen. it happen from 1 month ago...

there is some screenshot i uploaded. but i dont get the zip file dm log collector, idk why. i just get the SFdebugfile folder and i uploaded it. i will edit this thread if there is someone tell me how to get the zip file and uploaded.

Vga driver version: Crimson 15.12

Thank you. i wish there is someone can help me. sorry for my bad English.*Biggrin

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BSOD Affects my PC

I really like windows 10, but I recently updated my Graphics Drivers, Since then when I play any 3D game 3 to 5 minutes after, a BSOD pops up, I have a HP Pavilion g6-2320dx, are the new drivers the problem?

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The Drivers Where Offered By HP, What Do I Do?

Giovanni Armenta

 

GeForce GTX 675M - BSOD while playing Fallout 4 (and other games) - Driver_IRQL_Not_Less_Or_Equal - Related to NVLDDMKM.sys

It is letting me play my game for about 5 minutes now (as opposed to crashing immediately upon entering the game. I'm getting a different BSOD message though. It is saying Driver_power_state_failure.

I've updated the drivers for my network card, GPU and BIOS. I've adjusted my power settings to be in performance mode. What else can I do to avoid this new BSOD?

 

Using genuine windows reduces these risk factors.

Anyway, at the first place you need to update windows to Version 1511 Build 10586.420. A not-up-to-date windows is one of the most common causes of a stop 0x3B.
Code: Windows 10 Kernel Version 10240 MP (8 procs) Free x64[/quote] Do it: Windows Update - Check for and Install in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

Also update your display driver to Crimson Edition 16.6.2 Hotfix. Desktop
It needs to be checked whether the "Display driver stopped ....." thing causes with multiple versions of the display driver.

Report back for any further BSOD after doing these two.
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