Issues With CPU Possibly

[death90055]

So I turned on my PC today, started up a CS:GO match, and it seemed like it was in slow-motion. It wasn't a setting in the game, because I opened another game and it was the same way. My CPU is idling at ~35-40C. I just updated drivers with Geforce Experience, and I'm going to restart my PC as soon as i post this. I've scanned my PC and there's no malware. Specs:
GPU : Evga Gtx 770
CPU : Intel i5-4670k 3.4 ghz
Please helpppp

 

[Saberus]

Are the heatsinks or radiators clean? Are the pump and/or fans working properly?

 

[Onus]

The last GeForce update seems to have bricked my GTX650Ti; my GTX970 is fine. It might be worth rolling back your drivers and see what you get.

 

[death90055]

The last GeForce update seems to have bricked my GTX650Ti; my GTX970 is fine. It might be worth rolling back your drivers and see what you get.

I don't seem to be lagging anymore, but I've had this window pop up on boot-up for quite some time now, and I think a factory reset might solve it? http://gyazo.com/a2156d6ceac213f5cc97f79577f8cbcd

 

[Eximo]

Umm, that error message is rather odd. Should only see that with old programs.

Did you mistakenly download an older 32bit installer for something?

 

[death90055]

Umm, that error message is rather odd. Should only see that with old programs.

Did you mistakenly download an older 32bit installer for something?

How do I check 😱

 

[Th3R3ALaSSaSSin4]

What is your version of windows? 32 bit or 64 bit?

 

[Onus]

I can't see media sharing sites at work, so I cannot see your image. Sorry; I'm sure someone who can see it can provide relevant advice.

 

[death90055]

What is your version of windows? 32 bit or 64 bit?

64 I believe.

 

[Eximo]

Only way to get that message is in a 64bit OS. The 64bit Windows kernel can't interpret 16bit code (the 32bit kernel can)

Not sure why Nvidia would include any 16bit applications with their 64bit driver package...so it is a bit suspicious.

Are you running any anti-virus applications at the moment? Seeing some information out there about certain Nvidia programs getting flagged and causing crashes.

Probably want to run this http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html to make sure you didn't end up with a corrupt installation.

I would go about and update ALL of your drivers (motherboard, audio, video) , anti-virus programs, and Windows updates, etc. Just to make sure there aren't any weird compatibility issues going on.

A factory reset of the computer might be a slightly faster option, but you will lose all of your files and installations unless you back them up somewhere.

 

[Th3R3ALaSSaSSin4]

According to the picture maybe you did a wrong update to your gpu driver.Try removing the Nvida Experience and to check if your windows is 64 bit go to Computer>Properties>System and you will see if there reads x64 bit operating system

 

[Th3R3ALaSSaSSin4]

And reinstalling the GPU driver and Geforce Experience