Windows 10: nvlddmkm.sys Bluescreen / Windows 10

Hello,

sorry, i have no Bug Report yet cause i downgraded back to Win7 at the moment.

The Problem i have/ had is:

After upgrade Win7 -> Win10 i get after 5-10 Minutes latest a Bluescreen caused by:

nvlddmkm.sys

I tried differnet drivers from nvidia from Win7 to latest ...,81 (for Win10) all the same.
Once an nVidia Driver is installed the system crashes.

I also tried to let Win Update install only.. no difference.
Once the card seems to be regulary installed and running in device manager with correct drivers. The system crashes.
My Card: GeForce 9600 GSO Fatality (Win10 able)

Read a lot about, but found no help yet.
Hope i get luck here!

Any idea or way i can fix the problem? Cause i really would like to use Win10.

Thanks.

:)

 

Win10 Bluescreen nvlddmkm.sys error

Hi i already tried updating my driver. lets see if will not occur again. Thanks!

 

Win10 Bluescreen nvlddmkm.sys error

Does the answer here help you:

Windows 10 - Video_TDR_Failure (NVLDDMKM.SYS) Video TDR Failure - BSOD - Win 10

If it does, please go there and click on Solved problem.

Hoping this helps

 

Please read BSOD Posting Instructions

Please fill in your system specsPlease go to this site and download the tool. The tool will give you detailed information about your system specs, please fill your system specs more completely in.How to fill in your system specs:
Attachment 33889

Attachment 33890

 

Thanks for your reply.. i will do this later, at work at the moment.
Only the crash dump i can´t give.

 

Working in the night?
Unfortunately we can't help you without at least 1 dump.

 

Yes, i have shift.. late night and early .

OK, can u short describe where i find the dump.
I will upgrade again to Win10.
The failure is reproducable.
Hope i have enough time to get the file or also in Safe Mode available?
I think next day i have the file then.
Will post it asap.

 

Don't upgrade again yet, first we need to make sure there are no problems regarding corruption of files, drivers or hardware problems.

Please open admin command prompt (right click windows logo > command prompt (admin)), copy/paste command "sfc /scannow" (without quotes).
We want sfc to say "Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations".If sfc doesn't say this when finished you need to reboot for sfc to fix the problems, after you rebooted try sfc /scannow again.
Keep doing sfc /scannow command, reboot, sfc /scannow a few times.

 

Hmm.. ok, hope that will help..
Cause Windows 7 runs without any problem.
I will first do the steps u wrote..
I will report if there is anything found.
If not i try the upgrade again to gain the crash dump.
I have an Image of the running Win7 sytsem so only the Win10 installation will take the time.
To go back to 7 is no problem.

 

Please don't try to upgrade to windows 10, until we can say there are no problems.
Sfc (System File Check) only checks for the files of windows.
There are a couple of more tests to go, but starting with sfc /scannow.

 

Updated System specs...

SFC ends with: "Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations" in Win7

What shall i do next?


Btw installed Win10 on other HD Clean.. seems working first.. installed all drivers and updates.. started then to install Firefox.. and crashed with Bluescreen (nvlddmkm.sys).. i will have a look for the crashdump if i´m back from work tomorrow.
it´s the same BSOD like the upgrade ones so i can work with 7 and test 10 on other HD.

 

Please check your windows updates history.
If there are any driver updates for Nvidia drivers then you have found the problem.
In my sign you can find the tutorial for disabling driver updates in windows updates.

 

Thx.. i know where i find the section. i will have a look and give feedback then.

 

Attachment 34975

There is the latest Crash File...

sfc/ scannow says all ok *Confused

it is really confusing...

the Bluescreen does´n´t appear now after 5 minutes.. but it is still coming..

Please have a look and help me.
I don´t know how this files work..

 

Please disable the Nvidia streaming kernel service / Nvidia Streamer Service if it is there enabled:

• Search msconfig and open it
• Go to the tab services
• Check 'hide microsoft services'
• Seach the service and disable it
• Click apply, click ok
• Reboot if asked

If you still get a bluescreen, please use the tool again and upload the zip file.