Unwelcomed Crash Diving

Deimos01 · 04-26-08, 12:23 PM

I had this problem for 4 months. Like you I cruised all the forums and tried all the fixes with no luck. I was getting th nvlddmkm error where the display driver has stopped resonding and succesfully recovered. In the end it turned out I had a bad mobo and bad memory stick.

The nvlddmkm error is a generic error message that seems to point to the display drivers as the culprit and, indeed, in many cases that is correct. However, many other things can cause this error including, corrupt OS, bad drivers, program incompatibility, eccessive heat, or bad hardware. Only way to figure it out, unfortunately is through trial and error.

Many want to put the blame on Nvidia or MS but this problem can be lots of other things as well. For me the problem was shoddy Dell hardware.

04-26-08, 12:23 PM	#5
Deimos01 Frogman Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: St louis Posts: 304 Downloads: 18 Uploads: 0	I had this problem for 4 months. Like you I cruised all the forums and tried all the fixes with no luck. I was getting th nvlddmkm error where the display driver has stopped resonding and succesfully recovered. In the end it turned out I had a bad mobo and bad memory stick. The nvlddmkm error is a generic error message that seems to point to the display drivers as the culprit and, indeed, in many cases that is correct. However, many other things can cause this error including, corrupt OS, bad drivers, program incompatibility, eccessive heat, or bad hardware. Only way to figure it out, unfortunately is through trial and error. Many want to put the blame on Nvidia or MS but this problem can be lots of other things as well. For me the problem was shoddy Dell hardware. __________________ "No matter where you go... there you are" - Buckaroo Banzai