Windows 10: Graphics driver crashing to black screen - GT-610

Have been waiting for NVIDIA to fix their driver since windows 10 release. I tried the latest driver from windows update and they still crash to black screen on my Asus GT610, rolling back to the windows 8 driver and everything is fine.

Anyone else having trouble or know a fix for latest driver.

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Intel HD Graphics driver crash when coming out of sleep mode

Upgraded to Windows 10 and I'm having issues with graphics crashing when coming out of sleep mode. I get a black screen, but if I wait a bit I can click while screen is black to bring up the password login screen and try to guess where password field box
is to type in password. After signing in on the black screen then my screen is fine. I have Intel HD integrated graphics (HP 8440P). I have tried using drivers from HP website and windows driver update (intel driver), and both have same issue with driver
crash.

 

Windows 10 not utilizing full screen and not recognizing second monitor

I figured it out, I think. At least it is all working at the moment correctly. I updated the driver for my Nvidia GEForce GT 610 graphics card and after the system hiccuped a few times it finally is recognizing everything and all is full screen. Hope
it holds up after a shutdown.

 

Sorry but what is a TDR?

 

Timeout Detection and recovery https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff570087%28v=vs.85%29.aspx


Why does your specs list Windows 10 64bit and 32bit ? This issue should be resolved if had to do with Fermi GPU this card uses.
Drivers | GeForce

Your is on the list.
http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answe...-windows-10%3F

 

I will try the 22 Sep Drivers from Nvidia as Windows Update doesnt tell you which drivers it is installing. 32 and 64 bit dual boot, 32 bit is my main OS and 64 bit is Windows Insider.

 

Yes that is the newest driver for your card, just thought you had tried that already as said at beginning, said you went back to older one from 8.1. O.k. did not know had a dual boot, just looking at specs and saw both bits. Do not use Windows update, go directly to NVIDIA.

 

So far so good no crashes will run a few days before marking as solved.

 

So your basic issue was with the driver windows update installed, rather then using the newest one from NVIDIA.

 

Yes I let WU install the driver and it is still trying to do so even after the NVIDIA driver was installed. Anyway will run at desktop for a few days and monitor.

 

O.k. believe there was a way to stop that process in case. I may be able to find it here, seen it before to stop device drivers from getting updated through windows update, in case this becomes an issue for you more.

 

here https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/1...dows-10-a.html

 

Already done that but WU still nags you everyday to install the driver in the notifications bar and blocks other WU stuff not an ideal fix.

 

Weird how does not happen to me as i have NVIDIA Chipset card, even with any other devices as the only updates i get are for Windows 10 and never used that tutorial either.

 

I wonder if there is some way to clear the WU queue?