Windows 10: nvlddmkm.sys keep getting it even after unistalling and installing.

keep getting nvlddmkm.sys on windows 7 after installing new driver and still on the windows update driver. Try both the DDU unistaller and nothing. even with the nvidia driver that windows upgrade downloads it still gives me nvlddmkm.sys . Please someone helpe me i have being trying for days to fix this..

was told to use that whocrasheoutput to see what is causing the problem but i can't read or understand any.


file:///C:/Users/cookie/Desktop/WhoCrashedOutput.htm

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Windows 10 DirectX and nvlddmkm.sys problem

Hello everyone,

Even after clean installed Windows 10 I sill get issues with DirectX crash and nvlddmkm.sys, sometimes even VIDEO_TDR_ERROR nvlddmkm.sys BSOD.

I've tried to update drivers, I've tried formatting my computer, I've tried more things suggested in the internet such as registery TdrDelay value, nothing worked.

It's driving me crazy. I can't use my computer that way.

I really need help here, someone knows any fix?

 

PassLock's ad-module causing problems

I installed PassLock software to my Nokia C6 and it kept connecting to the internet for its ad-module no matter if I actually saw any adverts or not and no matter if the software was running or not, so I decided to unistall it as I didn't want to pay for
the internet costs of the phone.

But even after unistalling it the ad-module keeps connecting to internet I suspect as the phone wants to be connected all the time and even if I tell it not to connect it connects after few denied attempts.

I tried to reinstall my phone software using Nokia Ovi software but the stupid thing took automatic backup before unistalling my phone so it did... Nothing at all.

I also checked the application manager from the settings and no reference to any adware modules to be found there.



How do I get rid of the ad-module?

PassLock on the Nokia Store: Windows Phone Games and Apps - Opera Mobile Store

 

The crash analyses all report the Video_TDR_Failure.

A VIDEO_TDR_ERROR always relates to the system's graphics card (TDR = Timeout Detection Recovery). This could be down to a number of reasons including drivers, heat, power to the card, a faulty PCI-e slot or simply a defective GPU. It's in your best interests to employ common sense trouble shooting techniques in these situations.

• Try later and/or earlier drivers
• Measure the GPU's temperatures at idle and under load
• Ensure the GPU is free from dust build up and that the fan is working correctly
• Reseat the GPU and check all connections are securely made
• Check PSU voltages in BIOS
• Try a different card in the system