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BSOD when using AutoCAD 2016


Hello everyone, it's my first time posting hoping someone can help me figure this problem out. I've had several BSOD whenever I try to install AutoCAD 2017 in my computer, so I decided to try and install the 2016 version to see if something changes. Things have changed, but not the way I expected, because I was able to install and open AutoCAD 2016 this time, though i got the BSOD after a few minutes of use, again.

I must say my computer is brand new (2 weeks) Toshiba Satellite C5168-4K and AutoCAD is one of the first programs I'm trying to install. I'm running Windows 10. Every BSOD I've got so far has been a DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE, so that's a common factor between all of them. I'm not having this issues addressed with other programs, so I'm guessing it's some driver or so.

The DM Log Collector file is attached. If there is something you don't get from my post, tell me, English is not my native language but i can try and put things clearer if needed.

Ber.
  • DESKTOP-CAMH7A2-Wed_06_22_2016__10649_40.zip (2.02 MB, 1 views)

The latest dump points to your Nvidia driver:

Code:
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for nvlddmkm.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for nvlddmkm.sys
All I can suggest is to try some of the older drivers here: Drivers | GeForce





See if any of them run better for you without BSOD.

Thanks for the response, I'll try to install one of these drivers and try to reproduce the error. I have figured out from the dump file that the problem could be related with bad nvidia drivers, but haven't installed an old one. I'll yet you know how this goes.

You may have to try different one to find one that works.

One thing you might want to do is run sfc /scannowfrom a Elevated Command Prompt. See if it finds any problems and if so, what they are.

I've made a scan by now, and my results were good. Here's a screenshot of the command prompt. Now I'll try with the old driver.


Well I'm gonna leave an update. I got forward and tried to analyze what could be wrong, and got to notice that my screen wasn't working properly, stuttering at times and then crashing my laptop again, but this time without even opening AutoCad. So with little research on the forum I got to the conclusion that having 2 graphics cards on my laptop was causing the problems. I read the solutions suggested on this thread:
All of a sudden 2 new Driver Power State Failure BSOD have happened!! - Windows 10 blog
The problem is exactly the same and it's almost the same computer. What a coincidence.
I got it working by replacing the nvidia driver from Toshiba's page, and I'm yet to found if I can get everything working. So far I haven't been able to reproduce the BSOD, but if I know anything I'll let you know. Thanks for the help!

What driver did you use: Was it what was listed here: All of a sudden 2 new Driver Power State Failure BSOD have happened!! - Page 8 - Windows 10 blog

Edit: Or from here: Satellite S55T-C5327-4k Support | Toshiba

BSOD when using AutoCAD 2016