Nvidia Win 10 64 bit Driver 353.30 appears to be crashing during sleep mode in build 10162, forcing a reboot. Has anyone else seen this with this driver and/or build? UEFI C-states are configured correctly; any solutions besides the obvious of not using sleep?
Systems specs under "My system specs" below.
353.38 does the same...
Yes. I had the same thing happen with my EVGA GTX 460. Also the screen would sometimes look like a snow storm after a reboot. It was only after I rolled back to ver. 347.88 that things starting working normally once again.Nvidia Win 10 64 bit Driver 353.30 appears to be crashing during sleep mode in build 10162, forcing a reboot. Has anyone else seen this with this driver and/or build? UEFI C-states are configured correctly; any solutions besides the obvious of not using sleep?
Systems specs under "My system specs" below.
Have you found a way to keep Windows Update from updating it to a newer version?Yes. I had the same thing happen with my EVGA GTX 460. Also the screen would sometimes look like a snow storm after a reboot. It was only after I rolled back to ver. 347.88 that things starting working normally once again.
That is a real concern of mine. I wonder if after a few disasters, Microsoft will need to at least end users hide driver updates.Have you found a way to keep Windows Update from updating it to a newer version?
I had video driver/system crash sleep issues too. I ended up backing out to 10130 backup and reinstalling and things went right again. Probably not the same problem.
I get my GTX Drivers from Nvidia not Windows.
But you can't stop Windows from installing more up-to-date drivers, at least for Home version, as far as I can tell.I get my GTX Drivers from Nvidia not Windows.
Sorry, I forgot about this thread... I did find a tweak that prevents WU from updated drivers:But you can't stop Windows from installing more up-to-date drivers, at least for Home version, as far as I can tell.
I was able to some what fix the issue by disabling the iGPU in the bios.
But you can't stop Windows from installing more up-to-date drivers, at least for Home version, as far as I can tell.
sure you can:
