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Troubleshooting My Laptop’s Blue Screen of Death: Seeking Help

Hello, fellow tech enthusiasts!

I’m reaching out to tap into the collective wisdom of this community as I’m facing a frustrating issue with my laptop. Recently, it’s been plagued by the notorious Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) every time I power it on. In an attempt to resolve the problem, I’ve researched various troubleshooting methods, including several YouTube tutorials, but the crashes persist.

In a last-ditch effort, I reformatted the device, which temporarily solved the issue—at least until I attempted to install the NVIDIA 3060 graphics driver. At that point, the BSOD returned. Interestingly, when I disabled the laptop’s GPU, the crashes ceased, but that leaves me unable to enjoy gaming on my laptop.

I’ve also attempted to uninstall the driver using Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) in safe mode and went straight to the NVIDIA website for a fresh installation. Unfortunately, every time the system detects the GPU, the BSOD makes another unwelcome appearance.

This brings me to my question: could this be a hardware malfunction with the GPU, or is it a driver issue that I haven’t resolved? I’m eager to hear any insights or advice you might have, as my main goal is to get back to gaming without the constant interruptions.

Thank you in advance for your assistance! Looking forward to your suggestions.

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  1. Possible Causes and Troubleshooting Steps for Your NVIDIA GPU and BSOD Issue

    Hello,

    It sounds like you’re experiencing a driver conflict or potential hardware issues with your GPU. Here are some steps you can follow to further diagnose and possibly resolve the problem:

    1. Check for Hardware Issues: Run hardware diagnostics if your laptop manufacturer provides a tool (such as Dell’s Diagnostics or HP’s PC Hardware Diagnostics). This can help identify if the GPU or other components are faulty.
    2. Update or Roll Back Drivers: Try installing the latest NVIDIA driver from their official website. Sometimes, newer drivers include bug fixes, but if the issue started after a driver update, consider rolling back to a previous stable version.
    3. Disable Automatic Driver Updates Temporarily: Use Windows Update Settings to pause driver updates to prevent automatic reinstallation of problematic drivers.
    4. Clean Install of Drivers: Use Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) to completely remove old driver traces, then perform a clean installation of the preferred driver version.
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