Error 43 Graphics Card Tom's Hardware
Howdy Forget_Me_Never:
The Drivers & Software section of the Lenovo Y70-70 Touch support page <here> (bold this is your verbal Y70 model) merely lists certified NVIDIA drivers for Win 7/viii.x/ten. For 64-bit Win 10, for example, the recommended commuter on the Manual Update tab is either v10.18.13.5354 (rel. 27-Jul-2016) or v10.xviii.xv.4279 (rel. 26-Jul-2016) - enter your computer serial number on that Manual Update tab to discover the correct driver or employ the Automated Driver Update characteristic on that back up page.
I searched manually on the official GeForce Driver site https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/drivers/ and they only list Win 7/8.ten/10 drivers as well - the latest available Game Ready WHQL driver GeForce GTX 860M video carte du jour that is uniform with 64-bit Win 10, for example, is driver version 460.79 (rel. 09-Dec-2020), although I would suggest that you initially install the recommended driver from the Lenovo Y70 support page that is certified for your specific motherboard and hardware components and see if it works correctly before testing a newer driver.
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My windows: version 20H2 (Bone build 19042.685)
In September instead of fixing my simply choice was to simply completely reset my pc and wipe all my retentiveness from it. This black screen happened after I uninstalled the graphics commuter through device manager and restarted my pc because aforementioned versions of graphics drivers were evidently incompatible.
Now I tried uninstalling the driver through both control panel and device manager and used custom install and ticked the box that would make the installer remove previous driver on the pc.
Device name: LAPTOP-4B29I1HV
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4200H CPU @ two.80GHz two.lxxx GHz
Installed RAM: 16.0 GB
Device ID: 645FA4A9-6C00-4BE2-8962-25EC1702CC70
Product ID: 00325-95870-45871-AAOEM
System type: 64-chip operating system, x64-based processor
Pen and touch on: Touch support with 10 touch points
Edition: Windows 10 Home
Version: 20H2
Installed on: 04/xi/2020
OS build: 19042.685
Serial number: 3563055900082
Experience: Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.551.0
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Howdy Forget_Me_Never:
Cheers for the additional info. I'll enquire the Forum Mods to move your question to the Windows x | Devices & Drivers board so your question receives better exposure.
If someone tin can't provide an reply in that Win 10 board you lot might want to mail service about your problem in the NVIDIA GeForce user forum. I found several threads there when I searched for "fault 43 GTX 860M," including a post by AzePlayer in the 2018 thread NVIDIA GTX 860M Error Code 43 Windows 10 who found that uninstalling their v391.01 driver and installing an older v353.84 driver recommended on the back up site for their ASUS K501LX solved their trouble. If you decide to roll dorsum to i of the older NVIDIA drivers version recommended on the Lenovo Y70-seventy Touch on support folio <hither> [e.g. v10.eighteen.onethree.5354 (a.k.a. v353.54, rel. 27-Jul-2016), bold that commuter is a lucifer when you enter the serial number of your Lenovo laptop] and so be sure to uninstall from the Control Panel | Programs | Programs and Features as recommended on page 25 of the NVIDIA v450.06 release notes <hither> (Known Product Limitations) instead of using Device Manger.
I noticed your current NVIDIA GTX 860M v452.06 (a.k.a. v27.21.1four.5206) graphics driver is signed past "Microsoft Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher", which means it was likely delivered by Windows Update. My Win 10 machine has a 64-fleck Win 10 Pro Bone and I've changed my Windows Update settings with Grouping Policy Editor (gpedit) at Estimator Configuration | Authoritative Templates | Windows Components | Windows Update | Practice Non Include Drivers With Windows Updates so Windows Update cannot install device drivers that are not certified for my Dell Inspiron 5584 calculator. Y'all mentioned you have Win 10 Habitation then you don't have the pick to change your Windows Update settings via Group Policy Editor, but I believe Win 10 Home v20H2 at present gives you more than control over commuter updates by classifying them as Optional updates (see the WinCentral article Windows 10 Driver Updates Are Finally Streamlined Via Optional Updates Thanks to Version 2004). If yous decide to roll dorsum to one of the older July 2016 NVIDIA driver versions recommended on your Lenovo Y70-70 Affect support page then this modify in Win 10 v2004/v20H2 should give yous more command over how newly released NVIDIA graphics drivers that may not work correctly on your Lenovo Y70-seventy Touch are installed via Windows Update in the time to come.
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I have tried reinstalling an older version merely a quarter of the mode access is denied for creating a specific folder
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Hello Forget_Me_Not:
Are you logged in to Windows with a user account that has Administrator rights? Does the .exe installer run correctly if you correct-click the .exe installer and cull "Run as Ambassador"?
Every bit I noted in my start reply in this thread, the latest 64-bit Win 10 driver for the GeForce GTX 860M is v460.79 (rel. 09-December-2020), not the v452.06 (rel. 17-Aug-2020) that is shown in your fourteen-December-2020 reply. Did you ever try checking for a newer commuter using "Check for Updates" from the NVIDIA Control Panel (run across the NVIDIA support article NVIDIA Update). On my Vista SP2 automobile I go to Control Panel | Hardware and Sound | NVIDIA Control Console, and then select Help | Updates | Cheque for Updates.
If a "Check for Updates" from the NVIDIA Control Console doesn't detect and install the v460.79 commuter see the Appuals.com article Fix: Access Denied in NVIDIA Control Console. That article has lots of good suggestions and includes instructions on how to enable the "Perform a Clean Installation" option in the Custom (Advanced) options of the .exe installer to ensure a make clean install of the driver. That article also suggest trying the latest available NVIDIA driver from the official GeForce site before trying to gyre back to an older driver.
If aught in the Appauls article helps and you desire to try rolling back to the old v353.84 driver recommended on the support site for your ASUS K501LX you might discover a solution in jacka142's NVIDIA Installer Failed (Spent vi Months on This)in the Tom's Hardware forum. 1 suggestion to fix the "Could non create folder "C:\temp\NVIDIA\ControlPanelInstallerTemp". Admission is denied" error was to run a third-party utility called DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to completely remove any remnants of the current driver earlier starting the installation of the older commuter. Just note that the system requirements for the current DDU v18.0.3.5 (released 10-Dec-2020) listing Vista SP2 to Win 10 v2004 Build 19041.thirty - you lot have v20H2 Build 19042.xxx. That suggestion to run DDU beginning didn't help the OP jacka142 only they eventually solved the "access denied" error by changing the permissions the C:\Temp\NVIDIA subfolder so Administrators too had full access (see the MakeUseOf article "Access Denied" Folder Errors on Windows 10? v Easy Fixes") so deleted that C:\Temp\NVIDIA subfolder.
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Later on I reinstalled the old driver onto my pc and enabled it, I started having similar problems to the 1st thread I posted. Should I updated it to the newest December 15th version?
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Afterwards I reinstalled the old driver onto my pc and enabled it, I started having similar problems to the 1st thread I posted. Should I updated it to the newest December 15th version?
Hi Forget_Me_Never:
Yep, go alee and endeavor updating to the latest 64-scrap Win ten driver for your NVIDIA GeForce GTX 860M. Perchance it will piece of work better with your Win 10 v20H2 Os.
If that doesn't assist, could you please mail service an prototype of the error message you see? I'g non certain if you are referring to a condition error 43 in Device Manager shown in the Appauls article Fix: NVIDIA Lawmaking 43 (Windows Has Stopped This Device Because Information technology Has Reported Problems) or if you see some other error bulletin pop upwards on your estimator screen that indicates a problem has occurred with with your graphics card.
Could you also provide further details about the data you lot provided in your original post. For case, if this error offset appeared in September or October of 2020, do you recall if there is something that changed on your system around that time (e.g., an update to your graphics commuter or upgrade to Win 10 v2004 or v20H2 - I believe your electric current v20H2 went live in Oct 2020) , and practise yo have a system restore indicate or total disk image you could use to gyre your system back to an before engagement before this problem first appeared? Does the error 43 appear at kicking-upwardly or just when you're playing games or doing another graphics-intensive task? Are you using Steam or another gaming service to play games, and do you use NVIDIA'southward GeForce Experience or some other specialized software to tweak your graphics card settings. Are the congenital-in Windows Defender and Windows Firewall your default antivirus and firewall program or do you use a tertiary-party antivirus or other security software on your estimator?
Make sure that the Windows Fast Startup power option (besides chosen hybrid boot-up / hybrid shutdown) is disabled at Control Panel | Hardware and Sound | Power Options | Choose What the Power Buttons Do | Shutdown Settings as instructed in the TenForums tutorial How to Turn On or Off Fast Startup in Windows 10 and and so re-kick to see if this has any effect on the frequency of your mistake 43 messages. Fast Startup can interfere with product updates and loading of services at kicking-up and outcome in all sorts of odd glitches and unexpected behaviour, and could even exist interfering with installation / loading of your NVIDIA drivers. If you've disabled this power option before just ostend that information technology's still turned off, since Fast Startup can sometimes re-enable itself afterward a major Windows update. Many programs will non run correctly if Fast Startup is enabled, and Microsoft recently admitted that Fast Startup can fifty-fifty interfere with Windows updates - see the MS support article Updates May Non be Installed with Fast Startup in Windows 10.
Is there a possibility that the GPU is overheating on your NVIDIA graphics card and causing Windows to finish the device? If you aren't sure try TechPowerUp's GPU-Z utility from https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/ . If y'all select the Sensor tab of the interface it volition display your GPU temp in real fourth dimension. At that place is no installation required for this utility - just download the .exe executable (currently GPU-Z.ii.36.0.exe) and save information technology to whatsoever location, including your desktop or a removable USB stick, and double-click to run. Captured today for my on-board Intel UHD Graphics 620:
Yous might too want to run System File Checker (sfc /scannow) from an elevated command prompt every bit instructed in the How-To Geeks commodity How to Repair Corrupted Windows System Files with the SFC and DISM Commands just to bank check the integrity of your Win 10 v20H2 files I'd advise you avoid running the ChkDsk utility on your computer for now, since I've see a few reports that ChkDsk can damage system files on Win 10 v20H2 computers with SSD drives afterward the latest December 2020 Patch Tuesday update (KB4592438 / Build 19042.685 , released 08-December-2020) is applied - see the 18-December-2020 BornCity blog Windows ten 20H2: ChkDsk Damages File Organization on SSDs with Update KB4592438 Installed and the 17-Dec-2020 WindowsLatest article Windows 10 KB4592438: Watch Out for These Problems in the Latest Update. From my 64-bit Win x Pro v1909 Build 18363.1198 machine:
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I think the problem has been solved.
Subsequently following the steps of solution 5 in https://appuals.com/ready-nvidia-code-43-windows-stopped-device-reported-problems/ with using DDU to uninstall and completely wiping all the data with the software, my pc so automatically installed a default commuter for my pc and it reported no problems.
I checked out the software by running Minecraft and the difference of frames was visible, I might try running more GPU intensive games like SCP:SL with the unity engine in the future. Only I'chiliad not certain if this problem volition return.
I appreciate your help greatly and I hope I wont exist posting any more threads soon about the graphics driver.
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I think the problem has been solved. After following the steps of solution 5 in https://appuals.com/fix-nvidia-code-43-windows-stopped-device-reported-problems/ with using DDU to uninstall and completely wiping all the data with the software, my pc then automatically installed a default driver for my pc and information technology reported no issues....
Howdy Forget_Me_Never:
Thanks for the feed back, and glad to hear that running the DDU (Display Commuter Uninstaller) utility and performing a fresh install of your NVIDIA drivers seems to have fixed the mistake 43.
Be sure to post dorsum if you uncover whatever boosted issues with your current driver. Threads in the MS Answers forum are automatically locked if they are inactive for ninety days simply that should give y'all enough time to run a few boosted tests.
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I accept a problem with the driver. This is probably the problem that wasn't solved before, I am not sure to create a new thread or continue information technology hither.
Now that my reckoner tin can finally utilise the driver I need to fix the constant crashes. The problems occurring are similar to my previous threads, except when I use the driver for the commencement (well-nigh) 20 mins after fixing mistake 43 the commuter worked perfectly. But after sometime my screen scattered into bright colors in random orders and I had to restart. I tried running games or opening applications and performance was hindered and crashes would occur constantly. A few reported errors occurred similar "couldn't write to ROM retentivity", "Video Scheduler Internal Error", " dpc watchdog violation" and another I couldn't recall.
Its like it stores data or commands overtime that it doesn't remove which clog up the GPU.
For now I have just disabled the commuter.
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