Windows 10: BSoD when clicking on 2nd monitor while watching a full screen video

I've been getting a BSoD since updating my nVidia drivers for Overwatch. The error I've been getting is "VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR". I get this BSoD when I am watching a video in full screen on one of my monitors(e.g YouTube, Twitch, Netflix, HBOGO etc) although the crash does not happen every time I click on my other monitor while being fullscreen on a video, it happens about 50% of the time. It has never occured when having something else in fullscreen like a game or anything like that. I am using Google Chrome. I've tried rolling my drivers back and the problem still persists, and so I updated back to the up to date version of the driver.
Possibly relevant specs:
Processor: Intel Core i7 4790k
Operating System: Windows 10(duh)
GPU: nVidia GTX 980
Memory:Ripjaws 2x8GB DDR3-1866
Storage:WD Black 2TB 7200RPM

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Windows 10 shows the 2nd monitor has 1920x1080 but actually is less than 50% around 1080x840

The resolution of the 2nd monitor, a Vizio VF551XVT 55-inch 1920x1080 HDTV connected through HDMI cable, shows 1920x1080 (Recommended) on the Windows 10’s Display Screen Resolution setting utility but the true resolution of the 2nd monitor is less than
50%; around 1080x840. All applications on the 2nd monitor displayed their header & boarder frames twice wider on screen, which waste/occupy lots of the 2nd monitor’s display area. Please help solving this critical lower than the set/expected 2nd monitor screen
resolution problem. Thanks.

The 1st/primary monitor in this case is a mobile PC Display (1920x1080), Lenovo Z710 Intel i7 4710MQ notebook with NVIDIA 840M graphic processor. Previously running under the Windows 8.1 OS with the same configuration, the 2nd monitor resolution also was
displayed incorrectly but just initially right after the Windows 8.1 reboot, i.e. 2nd monitor shows 1920x1080 resolution but actually the 2nd monitor is about the same as Windows 10, display resolution is much/50% fewer than 1920x1080. However, the resolution
of the 2nd monitor (HDTV) under Windows 8.1 can be corrected (worked around) by switching the main display from 1st to 2nd monitor, then switching main display back from 2nd to 1st, but in Windows 10 OS seems no work around.

Also
1) Please advise if Windows 10 can fix the application displays re-position issue when the develop support team fix the Windows 10 incorrect display 2nd monitor resolution problem above. The re-position issue is, when a TV, DVR, Xbox, and PC, shared 2nd
monitor is disconnected to watching TV, etc., Windows OS currently moves all the application display positions, both active and minimized displays, from 2nd monitor to 1st/main screen/monitor, but ideally would be just moving/re-aligning the active displays
to the main/1st monitor and maintain/leave those minimized display positions intact, so when 2nd monitor reconnects back (done watching TV, DVR, Xbox), user doesn’t need to re-align all the displays back for 2nd monitor again, user can just click/activate
those minimized displays to show/run displays at their previous positions if Windows OS knows to keep them intact.

2) Please advise how does Windows allow user to select/choose which monitor to display the media at full screen. currently Windows OS seems displaying almost all apps’ full screen mode at 1st/main monitor. It seems not easy/possible for users to show slideshows
at the 2nd monitor or/and switch between monitors. One way to make monitor selection easy could be displaying the full screen at the same monitor that the app is displaying prior to switching the app to the full screen mode - in my two cents.

Thanks in advance for the helps.

 

Fullscreen does not show up at the same monitor where it is first located

I run 3 monitors. Usually the last program you close out on which ever monitor determines if that type of program or windows explorer will display that last display setting.

also if you open for example explorer and drag it to 2nd monitor and close it out on 2nd monitor, then next time you open explorer, it will open on 2nd monitor. If it was full screen when closed, it will be opening it full screen. If it was normal windows
size when closed, then it will be normal when opened again. This usually is the rule for all applications.

 

You are very back level on Windows updates. You are at 10240.166, the current version is 10586.318.
Please apply all Windows Updates then test and see what happens.


The dump is pointing to dxggms.sys which is a windows file so not the cause of the problem. Looks like there are problems with your Nvidia driver:

Code: ffffd001`d9f96c20 fffff800`5a4ff95bUnable to load image \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\nvlddmkm.sys, Win32 error 0n2 *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for nvlddmkm.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for nvlddmkm.sys nvlddmkm+0x7f95b[/quote] Looks like you have version 365.10. Install GeForce Experience and see what it suggests. If nothing newer then give the latest WHQL version a try: Game Ready version 368.22.

Fist do all the Windows updates though.

 

Looks like you have version 365.10. Install GeForce Experience and see what it suggests. If nothing newer then give the latest WHQL version a try: Game Ready version 368.22.

Fist do all the Windows updates though.[/quote] Well, in hindsight this seems like an obvious solution, nonetheless thank you very much for the assistance. I really appreciate it.

 

Please let me know how you make out.

 

Yeah it seems to be fixed.