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Troubles with your PC internet and display connections.

Troubles with your PC internet and display connections.

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MasterDoge101
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10-07-2022, 06:49 PM
#11
Review the logs once more to understand what’s occurring. After reinstallation, confirm all drivers—including chipset, audio, Ethernet, etc.—are installed. If everything is up to date and the NV error persists, it may indicate a GPU hardware issue. Consider having your GPU checked by a repair shop to see if they can reproduce the problem.
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MasterDoge101
10-07-2022, 06:49 PM #11

Review the logs once more to understand what’s occurring. After reinstallation, confirm all drivers—including chipset, audio, Ethernet, etc.—are installed. If everything is up to date and the NV error persists, it may indicate a GPU hardware issue. Consider having your GPU checked by a repair shop to see if they can reproduce the problem.

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Amegahoney
Posting Freak
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10-07-2022, 09:52 PM
#12
This appears to be a warning message with a timestamp matching the HDMI connection failure. The display driver "nvlddmkm" stopped responding but recovered. The recovery part is unclear, but the stopping aligns with the issue. Overall, drivers seem current—Windows Update shows no problems, I updated the Nvidia version manually, and Device Manager lists the latest versions. The repair shop visit will be next. The problem seems sporadic, happening every 30-45 minutes, but stable for the past couple of hours. Thanks again. Event View, Windows Logs, System, Errors and Critical 02Jul2023.xlsx
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Amegahoney
10-07-2022, 09:52 PM #12

This appears to be a warning message with a timestamp matching the HDMI connection failure. The display driver "nvlddmkm" stopped responding but recovered. The recovery part is unclear, but the stopping aligns with the issue. Overall, drivers seem current—Windows Update shows no problems, I updated the Nvidia version manually, and Device Manager lists the latest versions. The repair shop visit will be next. The problem seems sporadic, happening every 30-45 minutes, but stable for the past couple of hours. Thanks again. Event View, Windows Logs, System, Errors and Critical 02Jul2023.xlsx

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Ale03M
Member
94
10-09-2022, 02:04 AM
#13
Visit the site and review all available drivers such as chipset, LAN, etc., then install them. Avoid relying solely on Windows for driver support.
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Ale03M
10-09-2022, 02:04 AM #13

Visit the site and review all available drivers such as chipset, LAN, etc., then install them. Avoid relying solely on Windows for driver support.

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elfusilado
Junior Member
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10-09-2022, 10:18 AM
#14
The Event Viewer indicated an issue with the Nvidia driver. I considered disabling the graphics card using a third-party tool like DDU, then reinstalling it. Always obtain the Nvidia driver from their official site and enable automatic updates via Gaming Experience software—though you may need to create an account. Explore MSI or manufacturer websites (Intel, Realtek) for the newest chipset, audio, and Bluetooth drivers. Microsoft updates often display "latest driver installed," even when none exists. Verify the display cable connection to rule out signal problems. If the problem persists, run mentest86 to test system RAM and check for crashes linked to Nvidia driver. If it continues, suspect a faulty graphics card or monitor. For accurate diagnosis, use a stable system and monitor.
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elfusilado
10-09-2022, 10:18 AM #14

The Event Viewer indicated an issue with the Nvidia driver. I considered disabling the graphics card using a third-party tool like DDU, then reinstalling it. Always obtain the Nvidia driver from their official site and enable automatic updates via Gaming Experience software—though you may need to create an account. Explore MSI or manufacturer websites (Intel, Realtek) for the newest chipset, audio, and Bluetooth drivers. Microsoft updates often display "latest driver installed," even when none exists. Verify the display cable connection to rule out signal problems. If the problem persists, run mentest86 to test system RAM and check for crashes linked to Nvidia driver. If it continues, suspect a faulty graphics card or monitor. For accurate diagnosis, use a stable system and monitor.

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