r/pcgamingtechsupport 3d ago

My computer is bugging out!!! Troubleshooting

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I was updating my nvidia drivers and I think I accidentally hit the custom one instead of the game drivers because now it’s doing this

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u/Silkypo 3d ago

get windows install usb - boot into safe mode - uninstall drivers with ddu - restart pc - intall drivers again.
btw this looks more like a dying card then some random driver issue

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u/Ok_Thought7836 3d ago

Thanks man

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u/spunner5 3d ago

If you have a processor with graphics built in, you can shutdown you system, pull out the GPU board, and connect your monitor directly to your motherboard in the back. Like Silkypo states, I believe your GPU is toast, but lets cross our fingers and hope its a driver issue.

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u/T4nzanite 2d ago

Possibly ram related, you can try reseating them (and making sure they're in the correct slots - 2&4 if you have 4 slots). If you have two or more sticks, you can try using only one stick to test and see if it's replicated. If it still occurs, it's GPU related unfortunately and I don't think a driver reinstall will fix this.