Windows 10: Having problems with Nvidia GPU which do not seem to fade out

Hello,I have a acer aspire 5 from 2018. It's pretty old, but gets the job done. A few months before, i had to replace its battery and had to switch from HDD to SSD and since then, problems with my GPU started. I couldn't run a single application with the Nvidia GPU, and had to use the integrated graphics. I have been trying to fix it, but to no avail. Things i have tried--resetting the pcclean installing windowssetting TdrDelay to 8 secsremoving Tdr completelyupdating driversrunning a memory checkWhen i decided to Check event viewer, i saw a nvlddmkm problem that was recurring. here it is in

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I have a problem with gpu nvidia

When I change my display mode on "only gpu nvidia" in nvidia control panel, my display becomes black and freeze. Also displays an error with a stop code: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA, and caused a problem: nvlddmkm.sys

 

Windows 10 CPU usage 100% when Nvidia GPU enabled

I've had the same problem, and have exactly the same GPU model. I was able to set the drivers back to factory default, but any update I've tried (including the most recent) causes the massive cpu usage. I've contacted tech support for both Nvidia and Asus,
and followed all the steps they suggested, with no luck.

 

Persistent NVIDIA GPU Issue with Code 43 on Windows 11

Despite the GPU (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q Design) being recognized in the BIOS and listed in Device Manager, it does not appear in Task Manager. As a result, my system defaults to using the integrated Intel(R) UHD Graphics.
In Device Manager, next to the driver, a Code 43 error is reported with the message 'The device has reported a problem and has been stopped.' Additionally, the NVIDIA Control Panel does not launch.

Here's a brief summary of the steps I've already attempted, unfortunately without success:

1. Complete uninstallation of NVIDIA drivers in Safe Mode
   
2. Updating drivers directly from NVIDIA's website
   
3. Installing drivers through NVIDIA GeForce Experience
   
4. Reinstalling the NVIDIA Control Panel
   
5. Restarting NVIDIA Display Container LS from Services
   

Here are the specifications of my laptop:

• MSI Prestige 15 A10SC
  
• Intel Core i7-10710U
  
• NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 with Max-Q Design
  
• 16 GB RAM
  
• 512 GB SSD
  

I've noticed that my issue mirrors one discussed in a previous thread: Redirecting

I believe this is not a hardware problem.