nvlddmkm evenement 4101

[st3kyne6]

Hello, I recently upgraded my pc (I bought a SSD, a hard drive and 4GB of storage and more) and then this change occurred in the Games with as event: nvlddmkm event 4101 (L application xxx.exe could not access your video hardware)

So I did my research, observing that this is a really known problem, I had the hope to find a solution. So I tried many and many solutions but nothing changes (registry editor, delete / replace nvlddmkm file, uninstall / reinstall the graphics card). did not change and said that I had never done it and really used to solving my computer problems alone. I really need help please because this position is uncomfortable. Thank you!

ps: I of course try all the solutions of uppercase type of drivers uninstall game, replace the disk and the hard drive etc etc ... And the graphics card is in good condition because before I touch my hardware it is very well .

( sry for Google trad but no one in my country want to help me xD )

 

[hang-the-9]

Need full system specs including power supply brand and model.

What exactly did you do on the system, you got an SSD, you installed Windows clean on that after it was installed?

 

[st3kyne6]

Need full system specs including power supply brand and model.

What exactly did you do on the system, you got an SSD, you installed Windows clean on that after it was installed?

My pc:

MSI GE70 0ND-225FR:
8GB ram
intel core i5 3210M 2.5Ghz
Nividia gtx 660M
HDD 1TO
SSD 110 GB
WIndows 10

Power suply :
DTK POWER modelL-90W


I installed my ssd, then I installed windows cleanly (official license). I even like trying to reinstall Windows. The games run very well but some moments and some games, the image of the game freeze but I hear the sound of the game continues to run. No message error but when i go to the evenement observateur i see the crash "nvlddmkm"

 

[hang-the-9]

Did you install the drivers from MSI support site? If you used the drivers from nVidia directly that may cause issues. For that age system the video card may be failing also.

Did the issues start soon as you did the upgrade to SSD and re-installed Windows or a bit of time passed?

 

[st3kyne6]

Need full system specs including power supply brand and model.

What exactly did you do on the system, you got an SSD, you installed Windows clean on that after it was installed?

Did you install the drivers from MSI support site? If you used the drivers from nVidia directly that may cause issues. For that age system the video card may be failing also.

Did the issues start soon as you did the upgrade to SSD and re-installed Windows or a bit of time passed?

1: i installed the ssd on my laptop then i installed windows is a usb root

2: i installed the latest nvidia drivers on the website of nvidia.

3: yes instanltly

 

[hang-the-9]

Reverse step 2. Uninstall the video drivers, install both the Intel and the nVidia ones from MSI.

 

[st3kyne6]

Reverse step 2. Uninstall the video drivers, install both the Intel and the nVidia ones from MSI.

I've already reinstalled my drivers, I don't understand :/ ur step

 

[hang-the-9]

Reverse step 2. Uninstall the video drivers, install both the Intel and the nVidia ones from MSI.

I've already reinstalled my drivers, I don't understand :/ ur step

Did you re-install the drivers from nVidia or MSI?

 

[st3kyne6]

Reverse step 2. Uninstall the video drivers, install both the Intel and the nVidia ones from MSI.

I've already reinstalled my drivers, I don't understand :/ ur step

Did you re-install the drivers from nVidia or MSI?

From nVIdia website

 

[hang-the-9]

Go back and read what I put in. I said twice you want the MSI drivers. Using the reference drivers for laptops causes issues in a lot of cases.