Idioma: Español Texto: Nvlddmkm 3070TI
Idioma: Español Texto: Nvlddmkm 3070TI
It's just referencing the Nvidia driver. I'd use DDU to eliminate the driver. On laptops, I opt to remove both the built-in GPU driver and the dedicated GPU driver since some devices encounter problems without them. Download DDU, the Nvidia driver from ASUS (Nvidia control panel), and the Intel driver from ASUS. Disable WiFi and unplug Ethernet to stop Windows from installing unwanted drivers. Restart into safe mode, then use DDU to remove both Intel and Nvidia drivers. Reboot back to normal Windows because some drivers fail in safe mode (Nvidia works, but Intel is uncertain). While installing drivers, install the Intel driver first, then the Nvidia. After that, you can enable the internet again and test. If it appears stable, you can obtain the latest versions directly from Intel/Nvidia.
Once drivers are removed, you can still obtain a display output by following the system's specific steps or consulting the documentation for alternative methods.