Windows 10: Nvidia GeForce 560 Problem!

Greetings!a few days my monitor started to suddenly to randomly turn off and i had to move my mouse a lot to turn it back on, but this thing was repeating like 3-5 times a day. At first i thought it was because of a Chrome update, but later i saw that same thing is happening when i am active in Skype as well.Well today i installed the newest Nvidia Driver, (from 29th January) and an older problem appeared, the screen became totaly black with only the cursor being visible. I entered Safe Mode and uninstalled that update. Until these events Windows Update always detected this thing and reinstalled the newest driver back without causing problems. This time though is different, i already tried for 3 hours to install an older driver through Nvidia, but i can't fix the problem.Is there anything i can do to fix my problem? what are the solutions?

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Migrating from Windows7 Ultimate to Windows10

Hello!

I have already performed sfc /scannow and DISM as well. I have also updated my Nvidia Geforce 560.

All without succes.

Here is the spec for my PC

Motherboard: ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3

CPU: Intel i7-2600

Chipset: Z68 Express

Sound: Internal

Systemdrive: SSD Samsung 850 EVO

Video: Nvidia Geforce 560

Monitor: Samsung Syncmaster 215tw

HDD: 2 SATA connected to the motherboard

Memory: 16GB

OS: Win7 Ultimate SP1 first installation 2012-05-16

Yesterday I switched to use the internal GPU on the motherboard and the problem disappeared. Does that mean that the driver for the Nvidia is not updated for Win10? But it works with a clean installation of Win10. How about that?

Proman

 

Missing coprocessor in Windows 10

Similar issue but this is under "Other devices" for what he's referring to this Coprocessor. My Nvidia Geforce GTX 560 is installed and updated to the latest driver version but it's under "display adapters". So I guess what he and I'm wondering is "other
devices" and coprocessor ....

 

If the monitor is shutting off by itself.....IMO, it's a clear problem with the monitor and not your GPU. There's a few parts that can be replaced but most of the time the cost of part and either attempting to fix it ones self or at a repair shop, it's better to just buy a new monitor.

As far as your GPU driver issue.....use DDU (display driver uninstaller) it's the best way to uninstall the driver.