Windows 10: Video scheduler internal error/ driver power state error

Hello! So i had problems with my computer about the error code video scheduler internal error. I posted my problems here:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...tedAfter=&postedBefore=&threadType=All&page=1

And at the end i could use again my pc. But i still get the video scheduler internal error and now, sometime i algo have the driver power state failure or something like that. Today i also discovered that some exe files were in my recycle bin, and i never did that. (Exe files deleted were Steam and some games. I need to know whats the problem in my computer, because i did a clean reset on my pc from a usb, but i still get the same problems than before the reset and even more.

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Constant BSOD in VR: Video Scheduler Internal Error

Did you create a restore point if so you can restore it from when your system is working fine if not you can follow this steps actually work for me..
Solution 1. Reinstall the driver if you have A discrete GPU
Solution 2. Install motherboard chipset if you have integrated GPU.
How to fix Windows BSOD Video_scheduler_internal_error (Win 10 & 8.1) - Error Solutions

 

Video Scheduler Internal Error

hello everyone, i am getting BSOD error code for video scheduler internal error from past few days. The things started after updating the driver. whenever i start something which consumes CPU power the display goes off and shows us the error.

I have visited and read many discussions regarding how to fix it out. Even i took my computer to repair store, they claimed that something wrong with the graphics card. Removed the graphic card but still the same.

been searched on the internet, i have followed several methods to fix out the error video scheduler internal error from

this website. But, those things gives relieves for about few hours. And again it shows the error.

 

DPC_Watchdog_Violation/Video Scheduler Internal Error/ Driver Power State Failure

Hi David,

The blue screen error message that you're getting can be due to the changes in the configuration of your device or a driver that is causing software conflict. To better understand your concern, we'd like to know the following:

• If you've performed a Windows update prior to experiencing your concern.
• If you're receiving the error message while using the device or when powering on the device.
• The version and build of Windows 10 that you're using on your device. If you're able to get to your desktop, you can perform the steps posted on this
  
  link to check the details.

In the meantime, we'd recommend performing the steps posted on this
link to troubleshoot blue screen errors.

We look forward to your response.