I also find one should keep it's devices in order. If you know how to get into Safe Mode, how to work your way around with a bootdisk (usb) etc, all you really need is a clean system without any stuff like system protection or similar. In the end, these are things Microsoft built in to help ordinary users really. Also when it comes to driver updates, windows might save the older driver so that you can revert in case you need. Maybe some other files are remains of something old, maybe another device prior to the last GPU or something like that. Well, common sense tells me that you should have only one - one driver version, one file with that version. I know the procedure, the question is: do you find a problem in what I reported on my nvlddmkm.sys files. Plus I use some tweaks in NI for single display performance and always use max performance.Ĭurrently I haven't experienced DXGI for some while, and I believe some of these things I did minimized the probability? Removed it? Unlikely. having to use DDU to clean it thoroughly sys (main driver) files laying around (yes, it happens) Now, if you read these things carefully you will see there are many problems here: Also, I made sure that I only have a SINGLE nvlddmkm.sys file on my system, that being the right one, and stopping Windows from updating it. My conclusions were that using older driver, it was more stable (thus why I'm on the 372.20 currently), and not using Firefox while simming (or turn off the GPU acceleration). I did some extensive testing and searching, and trying, and reinstalling windows, trying different drivers etc. There aren't any real fixes across the internet, if you search.

Here in the forums there are no real fixes about this.

Nvidia graphics driver 376.53