What is Kernel Mode Driver?
Hey guys so when I start up my pc, it starts to bug out on the screen then goes black. A few seconds later it came back up and says that the above driver crashed and recovered. People say that I an just delete it but it's still going.
September 13, 2014
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[quote=ZaraByte]Best thing to do is check the event viewer [/quote]
Have a link? I really am don't feel like shipping it back since apparently, it takes 2 weeks of shipping for me...
@demonicrack: What I did was return it and exchanged it for non-defective one.
[quote=Quasar]This actually happened to me with the same video card, it most likely means you have a defective video card.[/quote]
So what should I do. It seems like it can be fixed on its own. I found the driver in the automatic windows updates too.
[quote=demonicrack]No I reinstalled my nvidia drivers and I'm using a gtx 770. I know think it's a windows driver that pairs with nvidia. I'm not sure who's at fault though. I just know that the nvidia drivers should be working properly.[/quote]
This actually happened to me with the same video card, it most likely means you have a defective video card.
Sounds like your computer wants to make popcorn.
Kernel mode is part of the operating system I'm pretty sure.
[quote=ZaraByte]Sounds like a Nvidia Driver issue them things are a pain to fix i've had times where my graphic driver stops working that's Nvidia for you check and see if their is a update for your graphics card.[/quote]
No I reinstalled my nvidia drivers and I'm using a gtx 770. I know think it's a windows driver that pairs with nvidia. I'm not sure who's at fault though. I just know that the nvidia drivers should be working properly.