DPC WATCHDOG VIOLATION (can't fix)

[k4bumber]

So i got the watchdog violation error and did the best thing i could think of google it.
I found multiple fixes but all of them didn't work, witch makes me think its my hardware i have already reinstalled windows twice but without any luck it only occurs when gaming
My hardware :
gtx 750ti msi 2gb
intel core i5-4460
Ballistix Sport 8GB DDR3
Asus h81m-a motherboard
Wd blue 1tb hard drive
Corsair VS450 psu.

 

[johnbl]

it would depend on which device is not responding.

generally, you would update the BIOS, update all of the motherboard drivers from the motherboard vendors website.

if your GPU is being overclocked, remove the overclock.
if your GPU is from nvidia, make sure you update your ethernet drivers or disable shadowplay.

be sure to update your motherboard sound drivers, most were updated right after windows 10 shipped.
the old versions can conflict with the GPU sound support and end up causing the GPU drivers to not respond.
- if you do not have speakers in your monitor that are connected via hdmi or displayport you can go into device manager and disable the GPU high def sound support.

other watchdog bugchecks come from the USB subsystem (certain devices need firmware updates), some come from bad firmware versions in SSD

generally, the only way to debug these problems is with a kernel memory dump. Minidumps will not contain the info required.

 

[Maarsch]

I ended up having to re-format

 

[k4bumber]

it would depend on which device is not responding.

generally, you would update the BIOS, update all of the motherboard drivers from the motherboard vendors website.

if your GPU is being overclocked, remove the overclock.
if your GPU is from nvidia, make sure you update your ethernet drivers or disable shadowplay.

be sure to update your motherboard sound drivers, most were updated right after windows 10 shipped.
the old versions can conflict with the GPU sound support and end up causing the GPU drivers to not respond.
- if you do not have speakers in your monitor that are connected via hdmi or displayport you can go into device manager and disable the GPU high def sound support.

other watchdog bugchecks come from the USB subsystem (certain devices need firmware updates), some come from bad firmware versions in SSD

generally, the only way to debug these problems is with a kernel memory dump. Minidumps will not contain the info required.

So far everything okay ill just wait for a day and see if it doesnt crash in that time Thanks,