Windows 10: Monitor goes crazy and computer crashes

My computer monitor just started random crashes where the screen locks with crazy patterns. If audio is playing, it starts buzzing. Sometimes the crash stops and the computer continues normally but most of the time I have to shut down and reboot.Since it is a video problem, I upgraded the drivers for my GTX 750 Ti WindForce 4 GB video card that I just installed 2 months ago. This did not fix the problem. I have attached a photo of the screen during one of the instances but it should be a video since the screen pattern is vibrating.Does anyone recognize these symptoms. I would like to know if it indicates a failed video card because to try to get a warranty replacement from Gigabyte will leave my computer useless without a card.

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auto update KB4056892

KB4056892 is crashing my computer. After update fails computer locks up with displaying windows screen. After restarting it goes into auto recovery. Happens every time the update is scheduled. PLEASE STOP THE UPDATE> it's driving me crazy!!!!!!!!!!!

 

0x800F0845 after latest Windows Update 13 February 2018 KB4074588.

I simple dont get it. Where du you want me to go with this.

I have try to dowlnoad and install both with antivirus disabled.

But it install fine to a point where system needs to be restartet.

And then it goes to 30% and then it restart computer and now it is going crazy.

Seems to crash in the midle of the update. It did not goes more than a few second

and seems to crash in the update. If it is install the KB4090913 first, then this is

the update that crash the PC and goes into Blue Screen. Before et goes to blue screen

it boots again, midle of where disk is super active.

I think it must have something to do with new security for Meltdown or what it is called.

Is there something missing in the BIOS setup that has to be disabled to solve this. ?

Or I will simple give up on this until Microsoft have a solution for this.

I have now used more than a month on this problems.

 

Follow up- new image of crashed monitor

 

Your monitor is working as it should. The video adapter, however, does not like the driver. Go back to driver you were using before upgrade... *Nerd

 

It turns out that my PSU was failing so I swapped it out for an EVGA 600B and problem is solved.
Thanks