Your computer shuts down unexpectedly due to a new GPU.
Your computer shuts down unexpectedly due to a new GPU.
We're installing the drivers right now using ddu, and I'll share more details later once the installation is complete!
This incident involved initializing a SCEP Certificate enrollment for the WORKGROUP\DESKTOP-O5IU24A$ using the provided link. The system encountered an error stating that the specified authority could not be found. A dump was created and saved to C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. The crash occurred after a bugcheck, possibly triggered by a DDU fresh driver update. Consideration is being made about swapping the GPU tomorrow and exchanging it for a replacement.
The dump file appears corrupted. It shows errors during analysis and indicates a failure to load necessary system components. The crash involved attempting to reset the display driver, but the process stalled with timeout issues. Several error codes and warnings were recorded, pointing to problems with memory and timing. The system logged detailed debug information, suggesting internal failures in the driver context.
Hello, I noticed the same issue after upgrading from version 1650 to 3060. I adjusted three power supply units—first to 650, then to 850, and finally to 1000. After that, I uninstalled the drivers for a 3060 GPU’s DDU multiple times, but nothing resolves it. Do you think you’ve found a solution?
Hello. It seems you're dealing with a challenging situation involving various hardware and updated drivers. Have you considered trying a fresh Windows installation? It doesn't seem like your system is severely damaged. Keep in mind, this process can be complicated when handling large amounts of data.