Windows 10: GPU problem. Driver errors.

Hello. Today I updated the driver for my RTX 3050 TI and I ran into problems. When I went into War Thunder, the game froze and reported an error, and then I found a message that the driver had stopped responding and was successfully restored. Tell me what this could be? Could this be a hardware problem? Help me please.lkd_0x141_tdr:6_image_nvlddmkm.sys_ampere

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GPU Driver Error

Thank you...I did have an AMD GPU installed previously, I just was unsure how to find the drivers to uninstall. I currently have an AMD CPU, are any of the drivers/other software listed here needed for the CPU or can I uninstall all of them?

• AMD PCI Device Driver
• AMD SMBus Driver
• AMD PSP Driver
• AMD Problem Report Wizard
• Balanced Power Plan
• OEM Application Profiles
• AMD Radeon Settings

 

Help Diagnosing Hardware Error (GPU Driver bug?)

Hi Mosken, thank you for your suggestions. Unfortunately they seem to have made the problem slightly worse. In particular after trying number two, the computer seems to be unable to boot successfully after a long period of being off. The computer will appear to be running but nothing will appear on the display. I can restart the machine via remote commands, at which point it will boot but the GPU driver will fail to load. After that if I reboot again, the computer has a decent chance of booting normally.

I have not tried step number three as I primarily use this machine as a gaming device, so hardware acceleration is important to its main use. The DXDiag program returned no errors.

What next steps would you suggest? In particular, is there a way to reverse the command you suggested in number 2, possibly via regedit?

 

Nvidia GPU Error Code 45

Hi Chris,

The error code you've received is only used to provide the status of the device. To isolate your concern, we suggest that you roll back to the older driver and check if it helps to resolve the issue. To do this, please follow the steps listed below:

• Press Windows Key + X then select Device Manager from the list.
• Locate your graphics driver and double-click to open the Properties
  option.
• Go to the Driver tab and click the Roll Back Driver button. Click
  OK.

Let us know if you have other concerns that we can assist you with.