Windows won`t boot with nvidia drivers, just the generic one

[razorasss]

Got a random bsod during gameplay (video memory scheduler error I think) and afterwards my pc wouldn't get to the desktop. It gets as far as the blue Windows window but then reboots. I can however boot into safe mode so I know my gpu isn't totally dead, and my display is working fine too.If I uninstall the gpu driver in safe mode with DDU I can boot into normal windows, but when I install a display driver again the install fails halfway through(usb unplug sound and the gpu stops working), I get a black screen as if no signal from gpu, then after reboot the same thing happens everytime i boot the windows, before i DDU the nvidia drivers and start with the generic ones. I've had the driver installed for a few weeks before so it's not a faulty driver.Computer also doesn't seem to know what type my monitor is, I point it to the monitor driver but it says the best driver (Generic non-PnP) is already installed.SFC gives no errors, chkdsk seems to get stucfk at 11 procent. Windows Startup repair, as usual, does nothing. Could it be some component of my GPU that's failed, and the driver can't access it, like a video memory component or something?And why does it boot fine in safe mode and install the driver in safe mode. This makes me think it might be a software problem.. I've unplugged all unnecessary peripherals and double checked all my bios settings too..Windows version is the latest, thought it was the creators update that was causing the issues, but i tried all sorts of windows versions, issue persists during the installion of the driver and after the driver halfway installs, gpu chrashes, have to do a DDU and then start the pc with generic drivers again and repeat.

Things i tried so far are:
-Clean Windows 10 copy, Clean windows 7 copy with all sorts of driver versions, 384, 362 etc.
-Tried installing the driver with unplugged monitor because i read somewhere that there were some issues with monitors.
-Downgrading Intel management interface.
-Upgraded bios to the latest.
-Tried installing the driver through device manager manually.
Also worth a note that at one point for one day i was able to install all sorts of drivers with no problems, but the games kept crashing a few seconds into the game and error used to pop up "Access to the device was resticted" and so on, the windows did not stop responding, but the game did and after awhile the same bsod happened and i could never duplicate this period of success. This period happened when i upgraded from windows 10 fall version to the current newest, which is 1709.
My spec is : http://speccy.piriform.com/results/gnQVgAl3UFy4cYq1Ux0u0yZ
Also the psu EWGA 650W GS

 

[Colif]

Does GPU work in another PC?
Can boot from a live linux usb to save anything on PC you want to keep, might also tell you if GPU works.

You can't install drivers in safe mode, even if programs work it makes no difference as its a safe environment and any changes apart from software removal and fixes isn't carried across into next boot

The inability to install drivers is a clue its the hardware at fault and not windows, especially if I understand correctly and you tried win 7 and 10. GPU seem to die in games a lot, I can understand why that would be case given its whn they work the hardest.

Does motherboard have onboard graphics? Maybe install win 10 using those if it can get you to desktop.

 

[Danra]

When at Nvidia's web site DO NOT select GeForce Experience then download the driver.

Enter Windows Safe mode then uninstall driver with DDU. Reboot to Windows. In the Nvidia installation window chose Custom, do not put a check mark in both 3D Vision drivers, do not put a check mark in NVIDIA GeForce Experience.

If that fails, use an older driver. Use the same procedure to install Nvidia drivers.

EDIT: You can put a check mark in Perform a clean installation [in the Nvidia Custom Installation options window]