Windows 10: BSOD when opening valorant after Nvidia driver update

I recently installed the latest Nvidia driver update in the nvidia app this morning. Then I tried to open valorant, and I was faced with the blue screen of death. I tried reinstalling the driver with DDU, and it didn't work. I tried sfc /scannow command to find corrupt files, still didnt work. I tried resinstalling vanguard, didn't work. I uninstalled the nvidia drivers again and downloaded the older version i used but that still didn't work, other games run alright, just valorant. I'm lost on what to to do.Device: Hp Victus 15 spec: 12th gen intel i5 12450hRtx 405016gb ram512gb SSDwin11The mi

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Nvidia graphics driver update caused a BSOD loop

I attempted to update my Nvidia gpu drivers and as soon as they finished updating I received a BSoD with code PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA listing what failed as nviddmkm.sys I know this is an issue with the latest Nvidia driver but I performed a clean install. I cannot load into windows, as soon as I log into windows I receive the same blue screen. If anyone can help me, I would greatly appreciate it.

 

Windows 10 - NVIDIA Driver keeps updating and lets to BSOD

I was having trouble installing Windows 10 (upgrading from 8.1 and getting a BSOD every time, error code Video_Memory_Management_Internal), and I was finally able to upgrade only after I completely removed every NVIDIA file from my computer. As an fyi,
I had installed the latest 353.62 driver, but that crashed as well.

Now I boot into Windows 10, but Windows Update continues to install the NVIDIA driver and then after the computer reboots I get the same BSOD. I either want Windows to stop installing the NVIDIA drivers (leaving the 640M card dormant) or to figure out why
the driver crashes my computer every time. I tried the Microsoft tool to hide updates, but the NVIDIA driver does not appear in the list of updates to hide.

 

BSOD while playing online games(CSGO, Valorant)

Hi anonymoussss

I am Dave, I will help you with this.

Your minidump file indicates that it is the device driver (nvlddmkm.sys) on your Nvidia graphics card there is nothing else listed in that minidump file, you have already performed all the correct troubleshooting steps, the only other thing I would suggest is to get that GPU tested in the repair centre.