Windows 10 blue screen with Video Scheduler Internal Error

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Hello

I have Lenovo Y50-70. One day suddenly PC kept freezing when booting up or when I get to log in screen. I did a fresh Windows 10 install but it still kept happening. Since I had noticed lately that the SSHD seems very slow then I bought new SSD and replaced it. Then I installed again Win 10 but as soon it finishes installing I get to the desktop and in a few minutes it gives blue screen with Video Scheduler Internal Error and keeps looping (gets to log in screen and again blue screen). Just in case I tried to install Windows again but the problem is still there. I managed to install new video driver and BIOS. When I boot in safe mode it still gives the blue screen with same error. Every time I install Windows again I have like 2 minutes before it starts to loop (restart-blue screen-restart etc).

Does anyone have an idea what the problem might be?

Thank you!

[Rustys]

Follow the instructions from here

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Follow the instructions from here

https://pchelpforum.net/t/posting-instructions-please-read-before-posting-in-this-section.11266/

Hi, I took the dump files. I took them from the current Windows, Windows.old and from earlier version also.
I uploaded files to here:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JNqJ924ol7wQRHQpMFoAADCVY0wVTKLt

[Rustys]

jmarket will look at them and get back to you.

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@jmarket will look at them and get back to you.

I appreciate it.
I did a few tests and right now it seems that the problem is related to Nvidia Dedicated GPU because now the PC starts (freshly installed Windows), I can install drivers and update Windows but as soon as I start to install Nvidia drivers it crashes with the same error message “Video Scheduler Internal Error”. I tried to install different Nvidia driver versions but it still crashes.

[Rustys]

Where are you getting the Nvidia drives form?

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Where are you getting the Nvidia drives form?

First I downloaded from the Nvidia homepage, then I tried from Lenovo homepage and last time I let Windows to automatically update the drivers. Every single time it crashes mid install.

[Rustys]

Have you re-seated the card?

Is the system at all over clocked?

As soon a jmarket comes available he will look at the information.

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It is a laptop and the GPU is soldered. I havent done anything to the hardware, everything is stock.

[phillpower2]

After clean installing Windows did you next install the drivers for the MB and starting with the chipset drivers first, both are a must as you will get problems otherwise.

[phillpower2]

Any update Censored?

[phillpower2]

Thread closed due to lack of feedback from the OP.