Windows 10: Multiple Bluescreens (DPC_WATCHDOG, VIDEO_TDR) after upgrade

Good,
Looks really like driver problems

 

Hmm, so in other words I probably just have the worst luck when it comes to how nvidia's drivers happen to interact with windows with my specific setup? I've already gone through like 4 driver updates now, and sent them something about my issue with no help.

 

Please check if the GPU is properly connected and clean of dust.

 

I did that a few days ago. Do need to buy a can of compressed air but yeah, the GPU's clean.

 

Alright,
Looks like I can do nothing else to help.

Btw, have you checked the windows update history for driver installations?

 

Alright, well, thanks for trying. And yeah, Windows update is set to keep things updated.

 

That is something you can't change *Wink

Are there any driver installed through Windows Update?

 

Not lately, but I"ve manually gone through and has windows update check for drivers for nearly everything I have installed, as well as manually downloaded more recent ones for a couple.

 

You might want to be careful with drivers installed through Windows Update.
As far as my research went, it might cause problems (not necessary BSOD's)

 

Well I checked the history and it hasn't actually updated any drivers itself in the past, like, months.

 

Good to hear *Smile

You have tried to contact the Nvidia support or forum?

Hope Nvidia will release new drivers soon.

 

I have, yes. No helpful solutions past the standard array of fixes. Hopefully it'll eventually be fixed.

 

So, slight update. Got a new bluescreen, an IRQL (something I used to get a while back), and then a PFN_LIST_CORRUPT when it came back up (I cmos reset after that).

Only dumped the latter, but whocrashed says that storport.sys was the problem, which is entirely new. And I know that's a Windows 10 thing but I don't know a ton about it past that it's used for RAID and other 'high performance' storage setups, but I don't use RAID my PC's likely too old to have anything else that needs it.

Attached the dump. Lemme know if there's anything new I can try based on this (it may just be another new, derived problem but still).