Commander_Z

Still running fine without issue.

Seems all good so far.

So i went through the DDU process and installed the driver version prior to the most recent. We'll see if the process is sorted. I read that there's a hotfix driver out for the latest version, but i'll hold off on any of that. If anything changes (or not), i'll update this thread. Thanks PDifolco.

Hi everyone, I had a couple of BSODs recently that i would like assistance with addressing. The first time it happened (about a week ago) happened too fast for me to notice what the error message said before it restarted. Prior to this i was play Indiana Jones when the fps really started to tank and then my PC BSOD/restarted. This morning, it BSOD again but nothing strenuous was happening, only downloading a game on steam. This time i caught part of what i think the BSOD message said which "UNEXPECTED KERNAL MODE TRAP". The install date for the GPU driver is 16 April, and maybe the first BSOD happened around then. Could that be a cause? I know there's been talk about Nvidia driver issues lately. My system specs are Asus X570-E Wifi 32GB Corsair DDR4 ram (2 2x8gb kits i believe) EVGA 3070 running the latest driver - 576.02 AMD 3700X CPU Kingston 1TB NVME boot drive Samsung 850 EVO 500GB SSD Samsung 860 QVO 1TB SSD WD Green 1TB HDD Windows 11 - up to date I have 3 monitors (Corsair Xeneon 165hz as main, 2x 27 inch attached also). The system as a whole is at least 5 years old, and has been upgraded to Windows 11 from Windows 10. System has been running fine up until the BSOD. Thank you.

https://twitter.com/Aprime/status/1696597619936735568

So when is Linus properly quitting???

So after being on all day, it's just 'locked up, so i had to restart to get things going again. My happiness/hope that this was fixed has been dashed. The floor is open to solutions again

The car vbios version is 86.04.50.00.63. according to this website, that is the latest version? https://www.techpowerup.com/vgabios/?did=10DE-1B81-1043-8599

I hadn't planned to. I've had enough stress updating bios/firmwares etc for one night. maybe later.. If i knew how to, i may consider it

Hopefully, by fixing this issue, i have resolved the other. If i could give you an internet award, I would. Have a great day/weekend where ever you are. And have a drink on me, if that's your thing Cheers.

Edit: a CPU fan error appeared, but I fixed this. Can now get into windows. Will reconnect other monitors. Thank you so much for your help. I was in full panic mode for a while there. Your help really means a lot to me, so thanks again.

So potentially a good piece of news. I disconnected two of my monitors ( one that connects via display port, the other via HDMI) I can get into the bios on the third monitor (connected via HDMI) The code showing is A9 now. I can also see the is now the latest version. Next step, reset bios to default settings??

So that didn't work. I also held the power button down to turn it off. Turning it back on, it is now showing 02 code. Also, the VGA light on the mobo is solid white and the boot light is yellow.

Yep, it cycled through a few codes before being on code 64. To be clear, I can just press the restart button to see if that works first?

I plugged the USB with the latest bios into the port labelled BIOS. Then went into the bios a ran the update tool. After a couple of minutes the progress bar was completed