Windows 10: Nvidia Driver Crashing in Sleep Mode

Nvidia Win 10 64 bit Driver 353.30 appears to be crashing during sleep mode in build 10162, forcing a reboot. Has anyone else seen this with this driver and/or build? UEFI C-states are configured correctly; any solutions besides the obvious of not using sleep?

Systems specs under "My system specs" below.

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W10 - BSOD after wake from sleep

My computer crashes whenever it wakes from sleep. BSOD says "attempted write to read-only memory" but does not list a driver or other cause.

After boot up, computer works correctly until the first time it goes to sleep. When sleeping, if I move mouse or keyboard, computer wakes, but either crashes immediately, or runs for a few minutes before crashing. If it runs, it works perfectly until
it crashes, there is no apparent erratic behavior.

If I disable sleep mode, the computer works perfectly, all day long, even while running demanding software and large files.

AVG antivirus scan reveals no malware.

Roll-back to my oldest restore point, prior to latest Windows Update, did not eliminate the BSOD. After going to old restore-point and after confirming that crash persisted, I re-installed the current Windows Update. This made no change, BSOD persisted.

I updated all of the drivers on Device Manager, and completely removed and reinstalled my Nvidia display drivers using new drivers from Nvidia. This didn't help.

I've uploaded copies of recent .dmp files, and of output from Sysinfo and Speccy, to a shared file on OneDrive:

Dump Files

 

WIndows 10 - Wake from Sleep Issues

Dell Precision T5500, experiencing wake from sleep issues as well....

Hibernates with no problem, prefer sleep mode to work.

I'll uninstall my NVIDIA Quadro FX 380 driver, and take it back to a generic VGA driver and test sleep functionality

 

353.38 does the same...

 

Yes. I had the same thing happen with my EVGA GTX 460. Also the screen would sometimes look like a snow storm after a reboot. It was only after I rolled back to ver. 347.88 that things starting working normally once again.

 

Have you found a way to keep Windows Update from updating it to a newer version?

 

That is a real concern of mine. I wonder if after a few disasters, Microsoft will need to at least end users hide driver updates.

I had video driver/system crash sleep issues too. I ended up backing out to 10130 backup and reinstalling and things went right again. Probably not the same problem.

 

I get my GTX Drivers from Nvidia not Windows.

 

But you can't stop Windows from installing more up-to-date drivers, at least for Home version, as far as I can tell.

 

Sorry, I forgot about this thread... I did find a tweak that prevents WU from updated drivers: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3073930

 

I was able to some what fix the issue by disabling the iGPU in the bios.

 

sure you can: