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I recently built a new pc and whenever I launch the pc right after I log in or when I try to change the screen hz I get a blue screen (video tdr failure nvlddmkm.sys error) I have tried everything from completely reinstalling drivers (uninstalling current and installing new) , installing old drivers, completely reinstalling windows and I have done a memtest, diskcheck, so I donβt know what more I can do. I thought this was due to the gpu malfunctioning so I returned it and got a new one but still have the same problems. Any ideas?
Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) V18.0.5.1 Released. ChangeLog: All: Fixes / Enhancements to the driver store cleaner. AMD: AMD Crash Defender and AMD Link Controller Emulation cleanup enhancements AMD: Fixed a bug with the AMD Chipset Software installer. Translation update: French.xml
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