PC seems to be randomly bluescreening.

GS540

GS540

Gold Level Poster
Yesterday I was on my pc and it was working flawlessly. I seen on Steam that Sleeping Dogs was half price so i bought it, downloaded it and played it for about 1 hour. Here is where things start going downhill. about 5-10 minutes after, i Installed the latest nvidia drivers. They installed perfectly like they always do. Then about 20 minutes after that BLUESCREEN. I restarted and got this error http://i.imgur.com/NCwhK.png?1 shortly after that i got another BLUESCREEN. So i turned my PC back on after two BLUESCREENS and i get this error while trying to open Nvidia control panel http://i.imgur.com/AAYIa.png?1 So at that point i was pretty damn certain it the drivers so i un-installed them and then reinstalled them. i left my pc on during the night and it didn't get a bluescreen, but once i started using it again in the morning BAM! bluescreen. I have no idea what is causing this. I have ran a memory check it came back clean i have ran a HDD error check it came back clean. i re installed my graphics drivers. My Pc was working 100% perfect before i bought sleeping dogs and installed the latest Nvidia drivers.

any help would be great.
 
keynes

keynes

Multiverse Poster
You could try a clean installation of the previous driver and check if the problem persist.
 
GS540

GS540

Gold Level Poster
Ok i just blue screened. I got a glimpse of what it said . " BAD_WORKER_THREAD_AT_IRQL" something like that.
 
vanthus

vanthus

Member Resting in Peace
If the PC restarts too quick for you to read the bsod,disable automatic restart.to do this type SYSDM.CPL in the Start Search box.
Click the "Advanced" tab and click the "Settings" button under "Startup and Recovery"
Uncheck the option Automatically Restart.
 
GS540

GS540

Gold Level Poster
vanthus said:
If the PC restarts too quick for you to read the bsod,disable automatic restart.to do this type SYSDM.CPL in the Start Search box.
Click the "Advanced" tab and click the "Settings" button under "Startup and Recovery"
Uncheck the option Automatically Restart.
Click to expand...

Ok I have done this.
 
vanthus

vanthus

Member Resting in Peace
It could point to a driver problem,try a system restore point if one is available to before you installed the game or updated driver.Failing that try uninstalling driver then running driver sweeper before reinstalling.
 
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