Issue occurs when the PC display suddenly turns off on the RX6700 8K monitor.
Issue occurs when the PC display suddenly turns off on the RX6700 8K monitor.
Initial minidump reveals an unusual pattern. IDEO_ENGINE_TIMEOUT_DETECTED (141) indicates one of the display engines didn’t respond quickly enough. This code isn’t suitable for live BugCheck testing. Key details: Arg1 ffffc98fd2aee460, optional internal TDR recovery context pointer fffff804446816f0, secondary driver key 0000000000000000, and internal context data 0000000000000fc0. Debugging notes show failure to load amdkmdag.sys, resulting in a Win32 error 0n2 due to file not found. Warning: This crash likely stems from a sudden disk disconnection rather than GPU issues. Have you verified your HDD status using available tools? Consider checking SATA data and power for the drive. Try connecting it with a different DATA cable on another port, or switch to a different SATA power source. Probably not a GPU problem, since the crash wasn’t caused by driver failure but by missing file.
I verified the SSD recently using Windows's chkdsk and cristaldiskinfo commands. No bad sectors or health warnings appeared. I plan to connect the cables now. If a disk error existed, should it also show up elsewhere? Would you be able to identify the issue as being related to the SSD? =/
You can always use Event Viewer in Windows and review logs under windows logs for application and system details. You can right-click and filter (error, warning, critical) to try matching an error log timestamp with the time of your last issue. This might provide more insight into faulty apps or modules.