The display driver stopped responding and has been recovered.

cet programme vividia ne peut continuer

I can't find the Nvidia driver in the control panel (programs) and I tried to install the 331.65 whql and it told me it couldn't find compatible hardware and the installation was interrupted.

For my part, I had the same problem, and it was by uninstalling -supercopier and -ultracopier, I uninstalled both just to be safe, because I remembered a warning that these programs use the power of the graphics card and can overload it. Since then, I haven't had that display driver crash issue anymore.

Hello Mr. Jetho,

I am writing to you because I am experiencing the same problem, and thanks to your message, I can better understand what is going on. Additionally, when this happens with the driver, the screen turns black and then comes back. I am not very knowledgeable about settings or programs, so I would like to know what steps to follow to do what you did.
Thank you very much in advance for your reply; it’s really annoying to have this happen so often.
Best regards,
Minouchette71

I've tested this solution a thousand times with a thousand different drivers. The exact same issue has been happening to me for months with an N75 and a GT555M. I have described this problem here https://forums.commentcamarche.net/forum/affich-33033537-deconnexion-de-carte-graphique-intempestive#p33037988
Still no solution at this time, I don't understand how it works.

Good evening, I had the same problem as you with artifacts of all colors appearing on the screen after 5 minutes of gaming, which would reboot the PC afterwards. I thought the graphics card was going to blow up in my face, but it turned out it wasn't the card, "phew!!!" I was really scared to be honest. Anyway, here is what I found on a forum that I won't reveal to avoid giving them publicity. The guy mentioned that he had solved the same issue as mine, so I decided to take the plunge, and indeed, it seems to be working well so far. I played for an hour without any driver freezes, artifacts, or reboots.

Here’s what you need to do:

Proceed as follows: 1. Click on Start and then type cmd in the search box.




2. Right-click on cmd in the Programs list, then click on Run as administrator.




If you are prompted to enter an administrator password or to confirm an operation, enter your password or click Continue.


3. In the command prompt, type the following line and press ENTER:

sfc /scannow


This will scan all Windows files to see if any are damaged. If you have some like I did, at the end of the test it will ask you to restart to repair, it’s that simple.

I follow the steps but it tells me:
Windows Resource Protection found corrupted files, but
was unable to fix some of them. Details are included in the log
CBS.Log windir\Logs\CBS\CBS.log. For example C:\Windows\Logs\CBS\CBS.log

Changes resulting from the system file repair will take ef
fect after the next restart.
I need help.

Hello, I have the same issue. My PC has just been reset to factory settings, and it was already showing this message before this action. I want to specify that it says:
The AMD Driver has stopped responding and has been recovered. Thank you for your help.

I have this graphics card: ATI Radeon HD5450
And if I go into the device manager, it says that the driver is up to date.

Hi,

I had the same issue with Win10, an Asus motherboard, and the Geforce 560... I reinstalled Win 10 completely, but it didn't help at all. Still had display problems: green squares + freezing after about 10 minutes + hot rebooting. But I didn't have this issue under Ubuntu 16.04.

To solve this problem caused by an incompatibility between a Windows update regarding 3D and the Nvidia drivers:
- Soft mode: in the taskbar -> click on Nvidia Settings (green Nvidia icon) or access it through the start menu. The Nvidia control panel opens: look for Manage 3D settings. Be careful, there are 2 tabs! Choose Global Settings, by default. In the list, look for Power management mode -> click the setting on the right (usually set to Adaptive) and change it to Prefer maximum performance. Close the panel; no need to restart: the issue is resolved.
- Hard method if you don't use 3D at all for watching movies: open the program manager and uninstall the Nvidia 3D Vision program.

For me, no problems since then. The latest Nvidia drivers are up to date.

However, if after a warm reboot you still have green squares turning into lines, it smells like the death of the graphics card.

Hello, I have the same problem on W10, I reinstalled everything and updated my drivers, I didn't install the 3D drivers from Nvidia as you recommended. But the problem persists!