Hello everybody,
I apologize in advance for my quality of English I am French.
So here is my problem, for about two months I have had quite frequent BSOD problems with my PC. These only occur at the launch of a video game such as Monster Hunter or League of Legends. BSODs only occur when I alt-tab at the start of the game as well as during game loading for Monster Hunter for example.
Always the same BSOD error "Video_Scheduler_Internal_Error" with, in question, the files "watchdog.sys" and "dxgmms2.sys"
I have tried to isolate the problem to no avail. I overwhelmed tried to download new and old Nvidia drivers but nothing. I then removed the standby from my external hard drive but nothing. I then put the game in windowed mode but the bug always intervened, less frequently. A full reinstallation of Windows didn't work either.
Today I wonder if it would not be simply because my external hard drive too long when loading the games.
I thus have some minidump files which were created. I don't know how to send them to you being new here.
Regarding my configuration, I am on a Dell G3 3779 Laptop PC equipped with a GTX 1060 Max-Q as well as 16 GB of RAM and an i5 8300h processor. I also have an MSI MAG272C external display and a reconditioned WD My Book external hard drive.
Do you have any idea where the problem might come from, thanks in advance, RashDaven.
I apologize in advance for my quality of English I am French.
So here is my problem, for about two months I have had quite frequent BSOD problems with my PC. These only occur at the launch of a video game such as Monster Hunter or League of Legends. BSODs only occur when I alt-tab at the start of the game as well as during game loading for Monster Hunter for example.
Always the same BSOD error "Video_Scheduler_Internal_Error" with, in question, the files "watchdog.sys" and "dxgmms2.sys"
I have tried to isolate the problem to no avail. I overwhelmed tried to download new and old Nvidia drivers but nothing. I then removed the standby from my external hard drive but nothing. I then put the game in windowed mode but the bug always intervened, less frequently. A full reinstallation of Windows didn't work either.
Today I wonder if it would not be simply because my external hard drive too long when loading the games.
I thus have some minidump files which were created. I don't know how to send them to you being new here.
Regarding my configuration, I am on a Dell G3 3779 Laptop PC equipped with a GTX 1060 Max-Q as well as 16 GB of RAM and an i5 8300h processor. I also have an MSI MAG272C external display and a reconditioned WD My Book external hard drive.
Do you have any idea where the problem might come from, thanks in advance, RashDaven.
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