driver NVIDIA windows kernel mode 285.62 unresponsive

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• "display driver nvidia windows kernel mode driver version 310.64 not responding and has successfully recovered"

  I always get the following error message "display driver nvidia windows kernel mode driver version 310.64 stopped responding and has successfully recovered". It sometimes lets my screen refresh but often he kills to the video out all together and I have no choice but to hard restart my system. I did the thing to uninstall/reinstall Nvidia, Dell and Windows all with no success. I am running windows 7, graphics Nvidia Gforce GTS250 in a Dell XPS420. Any ideas out there are appreciated!

  Your Dell was origonally supplied with Vista, there is no win7 drivers available from Dell.

  All drivers obtained through windows Update are generic drivers.

  I also assume that its a Nvidia card you have purchased.

  Account these two elements that he may very well be an incompatibility with drivers problem, for which there is no resolution on the current hardware

• Display driver hangs on the computer and the error message "display driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver Version 306.97 has stopped working and recovered."

  Original title: NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver Version 306.97 display driver has stopped working and recovered.

  Hiya,

  I have recently installed Windows 8 Pro, installed all of my usual applications etc..
  The problem I've encountered is maintaining display driver crashing. Or have waiting periods. The exact error message reads;
  "Display driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver Version 306.97 has stopped working and recovered."
  Until now it expires randomly even when the computer is idle, and more frequently when I watch videos online. Also, watch a clip full screen on some sites like YouTube is ok, but on others, it is very laggy (updated maybe once per second the image) and the sound is out of sync.
  I can't find a way to properly uninstall the graphics driver.

  At least yours is working semi... I have the GTS 450 (uses the same drivers) and the mine does not at all... Stuck with the regular game pilot integrated ATM and can not all games... Microsoft told me to wait a few weeks and for the reminder and Nvida said 10 ways to uninstall and reinstall the drivers for same. Hope someone with to get a fix for this soon.

  Hi guys,.
  Looks like this isn't just me.
  Just an update, that I can not confirm it as a solution, but I have not encountered any problem (a little screenlag aside) since the installation of the drivers beta. For me, the beta version of the driver is 310.33, R130. The only other change to my system updates Adobe Flash version packaged with Google Chrome to 11.4.31X to 11.4.402 to eliminate serious problems when you watch the video in full screen.
  Information system;
  Operating system: Windows 8 Build Pro with Media Center 64-bit, 9200
  CPU: AMD FX-8150 eight physical cores
  GPU: ASUS NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 TI
  Main hard drive: OCZ Vertex 3 120 GB
  It may be useful
  Edit: Still not falling down, 11/02/12, 4 days
  
  
  New edition;
  
  
  If you still receive the error message, try the following steps;
  Has. try to perform a clean installation of the driver.
  Download the latest drivers for your graphics card. Run the downloaded file, and select "Custom Installation". In the next screen, you will see a checkbox or similar labeled "Clean Install".
       
  
  You can do so by visiting nVidia Driver Downloads (www.nvidia.com/Drivers). Automatically detect the right driver or download using the form. The best way in my opinion is to use the GeForce experience, who will do anything for you in two clicks and a reboot.
  B. close all other programs
  It is possible that the error was caused by too many programs that need to use the resources provided by the graphics card/chip. It is also possible that a certain program caused a conflict that pilots crashed.
  You can try closing some currently open programs one by one and see if the error persists, or restart your system with disabled startup programs and allow them one by one to find the culprit. If the error is too persistent to do the above, it would be easier to start in safe mode option.
  More information can be found below
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2665946/en-us

• Display driver stopped responding and has recovered the display driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver

  Hey guys I have a problem that is really starting to stop a little worth. I recently bought this desktop computer and I had problems with the GPU drivers when I play some games. In the middle of my game, I am reduced to a minimum and maximized every 15 seconds and have the error "display driver stopped responding and recovered, NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver display driver." I tried SEVERAL solutions from different threads, and I still have this problem.

  Things I've tried:
  -Added a TdrDelay (8) in my regedit
  -Defining my CPU PhysX on my GPU instead of automatic selection
  -Install an older driver over the last.
  Specifications of the PC:
  -8 GB DDR2 RAM
  -Nvidia GeForce 9800 GT Galaxy
  -Power 500w S
  -Card mother ASUSTeK Computer Inc. M3N-HT DELUXE
  -Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit free multiprocessor-7601 Service Pack 1
  -AMD Athlon (TM) 64 X 2 Dual Core Processor 6000 +.

  Hi Vexin,

  Try the following steps to solve the problem.

  Step 1:

  I suggest you uninstall the device of the graphics card from the Device Manager.

  To open the device in Windows 7 Manager - check this link.

  Once uninstall you the graphics drivers in the Device Manager restart the computer.

  Step 2:

  Visit the manufacturer's website and download the latest drivers for the graphics card.

  Link to the manufacturer's Web site.

  http://www.GeForce.com/drivers

  I hope that helps!

• Qosmio X 500 and question NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver.

  Hello

  For some time my X 500 will 'freeze' then gives me a black screen before returning to "normal" with an error display window in the taskbar. The read error ".

  "* Display driver stopped responding and has recovered."
  "+ Display driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Version 259.12 stopped responding and has successfully recovered.

  Have run a diagnostic on the laptop and tried the NVIDIA drivers updated etc, but it continues to happen.

  Any ideas on the causes AND more to the point HOW to solve this problem?

  I post a screenshot of the error message but cannot find how this is done - if it is allowed?

  See you soon

  Frank

  Hello

  I guess that this is caused by the graphics chip, it is possible that caused graphics card driver problems related to bad entries in the registry or in the worst case the graphics chip could badly run.

  Also found this thread where the user that edbelgium seems solved problems with graph on X 500.
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=64607

• 09.0 "NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver display driver, Version 209.01 unresponsive and has successfully recovered".

  "NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver display driver, Version 260.99 stopped responding and has successfully recovered." My screen, hang up, then flashes, then turns off, then comes back on, the same month so much MORE Simple ERROR CODE? How do I stop this? With a SIMPLE ANSWER! (BUY A MAC)

  "It is not a true crash, in the sense that the blue screen was launched only because the combination of material and video driver video was to be insensitive and not because of any exception processing synchronous".

  Since Vista, the components of "Timeout detection and recovery" (TDR) of the subsystem video OS have been able to do some really impressive things to try to find issues that would have led to the earlier OS like XP to crash.

  As a last resort, the TDR subsystem sends a video driver command "Please restart you now!" and wait a few seconds.
  If there is no answer, the BONE concludes that the combo of driver/hardware video has really collapsed in a heap, and it fires at this stop 0 x 116 BSOD.

  If playing with video driver versions did not help, make sure that the box is not overheated.
  Try to remove a side panel and a fan of big sector directly to the motherboard and GPU.
  Run it like that for a few hours or days - long enough to check whether the cooler temperatures make a difference.

  If so, it could be as simple as dust accumulation and inadequate cooling afterwards.

  I download cpu - z and gpu - z (both free) and keep an eye on the video time

  For more information please read this blog http://captaindbg.com/bug-check-0x116-video_tdr_error-troubleshooting-tips/  

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Windows/hardware/ff557263%28V=vs.85%29.aspx

• NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver display driver, Version 186.81 stopped responding and has successfully recovered

  "NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver display driver, Version 186.81 not responding and has successfully recovered."  I get this message as I installed Windows 7 Ultimate, it is only slightly different than the error message that I had with Vista, please help!

  If you have a desktop machine, download the latest drivers from here...

  http://www.nvidia.com/download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

  If you have a laptop computer, contact the manufacturer of the laptop as they are responsible for private pilots, you need... Mike Hall MVP - Windows Desktop Experience http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/

• NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Version display driver (I tried three different versions) has stopped responding and has successfully recovered

  NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver, Version display driver (I tried three different versions) has stopped responding and has successfully recovered

  Hello
  I have an old 1255ee HP HDX 16, I tried everything to fix this, I tell EVERYTHING, but I have still the problem is the things that ive tried:
  1 reinstall the driver
  2 - fresh installation of the driver
  3-3 different versions of the driver
  Format 4-complete
  5. change of ram
  6 overclocking
  Question 7 - N ° heating/voltage
  8 - changed a few settings in the nvidia as control panel change my processor Physx auto to mine, Nvidia GeForce GT 130 M, adjusted image of quality, performance, management mode of power to prefer performance max.
  9 - went to performance of advanced system of control configuration\systeme setting option and Security\System and ive set it the best performance.
  The last of them has fixed the problem where some games like World of Warcraft and League of Legends showed the depth of 16-bit instead of 32-bit color
  Sorry for my bad English and thanks for reading this.

  I don't know what you have installed, but HP lists only single display drivers 8.15.11.8644A out on 09/01/2009

  It seems that you install either Nvidia graphics, and if you had looked at the Release notes you would see it is a driver for reference only and may differ the driver provided by the manufacturer of your laptop.

  So I guess you can install other drivers via update of windows, which is a no no.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareIndex.jsp?lang=en&cc=us&prodNameId=3924886&prodTypeId=321957&prodSeriesId=3884578&swLang=13&TaskID=135&swEnvOID=4063#11360

  If you have problems with some games discovers that games makers site and forums for recommendations

• NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode driver version 188.67 has only ressponding and recovered.

  I get this message after my screen goes black, then 'restart '. Is there a driver to update is necessary? If I do, where can I find?

  If this isn't the answer, what is?  Help!
  How can I fix?

  You use a very old Nvidia driver. I first go to the web site of the manufacturer of your computer and search for a newer driver.

• Unable to open driver ACPI ATK0100 Kernel Mode - Tecra A9

  Hello

  I reinstalled Windows Vista business on a Toshiba Tecra A9 with the restoration of dvd.
  After that, I'm getting more error: could not open the ACPI ATK0100 Kernel Mode driver.

  I installed all the drivers and the error remains.
  I downloaded all the drivers on the Toshiba site and installed these, but the question remains.
  The Device Manager shows me that each device is working properly.

  Someone at - it an idea?

  Thanks in advance.

  Paul

  Hello

  > I have reinstalled Windows Vista business on a Toshiba Tecra A9 with the restoration of dvd.

  Have you used the Toshiba Recovery CD or did you install Vista using the Microsoft Vista DVD?

  If you used the recovery CD Toshiba n you no need to download and install page of the Toshiba driver Vista drivers. The Toshiba Recovery CD already contains these drivers.

  In any case, I'd appreciate more feedback from you

• 8 Windows kernel-mode drivers

  I am trying to load drivers for printer Brother for Windows 8 out of the site and receive an error message indicating that I can not install a kernel mode driver.  Told me by the manufacturer of the printer I need to change the settings on my computer to enable kernel-mode drivers.  How can I do this?

  In fact, I had to figure this out for me after the hiring of a coming computer company to try to solve my problem.

  The end result is that my laptop has a program on this subject called "Driver Manager.  I ended up going in properties (right-click on the icon), went in the 'security' tab and click on all the 'special permissions' buttons until the driver manager program allowed me to set up as an administrator.

  Once I did, I didn't end up having any more "kernel mode driver errors" and drivers downloaded with no other problems.

  Funny, is that I bought my laptop 1 month earlier than my business (both running Windows 8) partner.  Downloaded the drivers to the computer the first time without problem.  I spend days trying to get mine to download.  His computer end up having the same driver manager program that mine did.

  I hope this helps.  I know that your frustration!

• Satellite A500 - NVDIDA Windows driver in kernel mode has stopped working

  I bought a brand new Satellite A500-1GL with a Geforce GT 330 M graphics card. Unfortunately, whenever I watch videos in full screen I get the following error.
  "Display Driver NVIDIA Windows Kernel Mode Driver Version 188.29 has stopped working and has recovered"

  The screen turns white and the sound terribly false. I have already uninstalled and reinstalled the Nvidia drivers. It seems that all A500-1GL models with faulty chipset on the motherboard. Toshiba must investigate this matter!

  Help, please

  Hello

  The videos you watch exactly? This happens with all the videos, for example Youtube, DVD, or only with specific files?

  I also GT330M graphics card in my phone but I can t notice any problem with him. I m using the version preinstalled Windows from Toshiba and the last driver display Toshiba official page.
  And you should try updating the BIOS

  Finally and most importantly, another user reported that he could solve the problem if Windows Aero is disabled:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=51367

  Check this box!

• recovery of the driver nvidia 189.11

  display driver nvidia windows kernel mode driver version 189.11 error

  You get the error message, what is it exactly?

  What model computer do you have?

  Have you tried to install the new Nvidia display drivers or your computer manufacturers web site?

  It is a very old driver.

• Driver NVIDIA OpenGL lost the connection with the display driver

  Laptop Alienware M14x

  Windows 7 pre 64-bit

  8 GB ram

  3 GB of video: NVIDIA GeForce GT 555 M

  Intel i7 2760QM

  AE CS4

  Æ keeps crashing. I get the following message while doing something as simple as scrubbing through the timeline, or change the opacity of a layer. 1080 p, I have a layer of the image, a solid, color corrections, and that's all. I just got this new computer, and I've never had this problem on my old computer.

  This message is displayed after AE blocks. "The driver NVIDIA OpenGL lost the connection with the display driver and can not continue. The application must close. »

  This message is displayed in the taskbar: "display driver stopped responding and has recovered. Display driver NVIDIA Windows kernel Mode Driver, Version 267.21 stopped responding and has successfully recovered"

  any ideas on how to stop EI do not cause my display driver to stop working?

  Thanks, Ramzi Rebeiz

  Turn off OpenGL in the AE preferences.

  Mylenium

• Error Windows XP Mode: "device failed to initialize for mode video full screen.»

  When I try to run an old MS-DOS application in Windows XP Mode, I get the following error in the system under MS-DOS 16-bit: "the device video failed to initialize for mode full screen.» I use Windows 7 Ultimate x 64 edition.

  The program starts in mode text very well, but when he tries to enter graphics mode, the error message described above results.

  It would seem that the emulation of the video driver in Windows XP Mode isn't quite complete as far as emulation goes. The application is an old one that was written in Borland Pascal 7.0 and used the BGI graphics programming interface. There is no equivalent version of Windows, and I would like to be able to run under Windows 7. He ran under a native install of Windows XP Pro, switch mode full-screen graphic as needed without any problem.

  Is there something that can be done to make it work under Windows XP Mode in Windows 7? The emulator of map graphics of virtual machines may be adjusted/changed somehow to run full-screen graphic mode?

  I had the same problem too, so instead of using the windows mode I downloaded dosbox and the programmaX interface. It's great for running applications in DOS on windows (all versions as far as I know.)

  www.dosbox.com

  its pretty easy to install just choose a directory to install to. Then to install the interface you simply point to the directory where you installed dosbox. When you start the interface (programmaX), there will be a button to the top of the upper part called Assistant. Just click on the wizard button and follow the pages. If you want to create an icon for it in windows just goto tools... create a shortcut, and then click ok when the box is in place. ;)

  Best of all, its all to is free with the exception of pay for you're internet usage.