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One more question..
The GPU test .. shall i run it in Win10 or Win7
Is there a difference?
Cause Win7 runs without any problems.

 

That I'm aware of there is no difference.
The reason why I suggest the test is because in 1 crash there are marks of only the windows graphic driver but blaming the Nvidia Video driver.
This could mean that there is a problem with Nvidia or with the GPU.

 

Thanks for the quick reply.
I will do the steps u wrote.
Will report then.

 

A short report:

I did the GPU Test in Win7 without any systemchange for around an half hour.
No BSOD or artifacts.. the highest temperature was 76.
It passed well.

Next i will do after back from work is the following in Win10:

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

Then try the GPU Test at this system.

Thx again for your help and the nice progs!

 

Me again..

Win7 GPU Test run.. passed

the Win10.. before i could get into the msconfig.. two BSOD in a row..
after that had enough time and got in.

I disabled: Nvidia Display Driver Service... ( in german this one)
Found no streaming kernel service or else.. i think that is the service?
Reboot

now running the GPU Test atm.. seems to pass well.. runs now for nearlly 20 Min.

I will mark as solved for now!

If the BSOD comes back again .. (fingerscross) i will report.

Thx for the great help axe0 !!!

 

It came back ... *Mad
After work i attach the report...

Wondering the GPU Test run success for 30 Min..
and now i don´t know when exactly.. it crashed again while it wasn´t in use..

 

Me again.. had not much time to look again for my system.

I have an idea.. but not sure if it is possible or can cause the Bluescreen.

I installed Win10 again Clean on my second HDD.. installed all drivers from Nvidia (newest one) and it works fine.
Before i had BSOD installing in Normal-Mode.

I have to say that me were at Lan while/ after install. Cause the adapter Netgear WNA3100M wasn´t able to install with the NetgearSetup. By Lan it installed itself correctly.

I booted the System new after installing my sound device.
Took the Lan off.
Wanted to search for my W-Lan and it crashed.

Now i have read in Ge-Force Forum that one had the problem too. After he went to Lan the Bluescreen were gone.
Is it possible that Nvidia and my Netgear USB-Wlan Stick get any conflict?

Hadn´t enough time to test longer with Lan cause had to go to work.
And, by Lan is no option for me cause my PC is around 10 meter/ through 3 rooms away from Router *Sad .. i can do it to test. But not as standard.

 

Can't say for sure, but yes it could be possible that there is a problem between Nvidia and Netgear.
But, my guess would be that it is related to the network so it might be worth checking the network drivers and update if possible.

 

Ok, i tried to install new drivers for the W-Lan Stick in CompatibilityMode.
Got Bluescreen after done that.

Now i deactivated the nforce Networkadapter.
Only the W-Lan Stick is active.

Looked stable till i had to go ( around 2 hours..)
SFC /scannow test passed well too.

I will see if it works now.
Only the question if it the same procedure if i upgrade my running 7 sytem to 10..
or do my working 10 how i like and do an image to switch to my correct harddrive

7 at Sata / 10 test on ide...

i will mark as solved if the system runs around a week without BSOD.

 

It´s working.
Downloaded a few files.. streamed a movie same time.
Switched Data from HDD to HDD.
all without problems for around 7 1/2 hours *092

Don´t sure what the network problem Lan/W-lan causes but if i can solve it that way it is ok.

Only Lan working
Only W-Lan working

Both activated --> Bluescreen

And i´m running the same graphic drivers like before. Atm the newest one 3..,81

 

I have read that using LAN and WLAN together causes indeed problems, probably because they want both to go through the internet via 1 way which is not possible simultaneously.

At least, that is what I'm thinking, but I'm not sure if this is correct.

 

Seems to be stable now. Thx for your help axe0.
Perhaps someone else can solve his problem like that way.

 

i made an account just to thank you guys!

device manager > network adapters > disable nvidia nforce networking adapter

this solution works!

 

I found the problem in my case. nvlddmkm.sys was crashing Windows 10 every few hours because of a recent Adobe Flash Player Security update installed in November 2016. I uninstalled the update and the computer stopped crashing for a few days. Then Windows Update tried to install the update again. I googled the problem and it seems that you must there is no way to uninstall Flash Player in Windows 10 but you can disable it. I disabled Flash Player in Edge, Internet Explorer and Chrome. Since then I have not seen any recurrence of the offending security update.