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has warranty, can even get hp on the case, they are just not very competent judging from a previous case with them (see my previous thread :-)) after 2 failed repair attempts i almost sued them about getting a replacement machine.. this is the replacement machine lol. its working much better...

and gpu swap to another machine is sadly not possible, both for the inability to remove the gpu and the lack of another machine to put it in :-))

the support assistant wants to pull driver version 24.21.13.9875, that should also be a 2018 version installing it now latest dumpfile should be available here https://filebin.net/8exfj1fmmwhmqn5a/110919-8890-01.dmp?t=coetvo3v

crashfree from monday to 15 minutes ago on the 2018 driver pulled by windows update. same error/bsod 15 min ago. further ideas? can upload one of the crashdumps if it helps

crashfree from thursday evening to sunday morning, then one bsod in the first 1-3 minutes after pc powerup and logon. uninstalled the device in device manager, checked delete driver, confirmed the dll is gone, uninstalling all nvidia software, installing via windows update now. its pulling a...

there is actually nvidia driver 441.08 available now, i will try that one quickly :)

No Overclocking done by me. system info output: OS Name: Microsoft Windows 10 Home OS Version: 10.0.18362 N/A Build 18362 OS Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation OS Configuration: Standalone Workstation OS Build Type...

Never had the driver stopped responding message, only the BSOD above. Most often the BSOD occurs after booting up, in the early minutes of usage. No special application running, casual stuff like chrome browser. Sometimes but rarely at windows logon screen. There is no known (to me) good...

Hi, on my Windows 10 System, i sometimes get a crash caused by nvlddmkm.sys It is a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 Card. Already disabled the nvidia device, uninstalled the driver, verified the nvlddmkm.sys file got deleted, downloaded the latest nvidia installer and reinstalled it. No change. Windows...

not at HP apparently.. but the support tries their best, to be fair, it's a hard case without any dumpfile.. the repair team is to blame for not properly testing if it works after the SSD replacement.. wouldn't been hard to power it on, install updates and let it run for a day to see if it crashes

local laws say if they can not repair it within a 'reasonable time span', which is up for interpretation but 6 weeks should be good, they have to replace or refund.. 2 weeks in.. let's see 😁

i think the controller of the disks or that part on the Mainboard killed the disk.. will probably leave it in this state overnight to double-check with HP if i should use the reset installation or not

i do, just not sure if i can find a working usb 🙃 the two memory tests that i did (windows memory diagnostics and the HP system test one, which did run for 4-5 hours and tested all 16 gigs) didn't find any memory issues. should i try with memtest86 as well?

i hate to be right.. a diskpart, list drives in the repair commandline lists C: as RAW filesystem.. something killed the content of the SSD..