Lỗi Display driver stopped responding and has recovered

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Cái này từ trang support của M$ nên chắc không sao đâu :V

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2665946

##Cause
###This behavior can occur for one or more of the following reasons:

• You may need to install the latest updates for your display driver
• Visual effects, or too many programs running in the background may be slowing your PC down
• The GPU is taking more time than permitted to display graphics to your monitor
• Note: If you are using an older video card, there may not be a video driver that is fully compatible with your version of Windows.

##Resolution
To resolve this issue, follow the steps in the methods starting with method 1 and then proceding with method 2 if that solution does not resolve the issue.

• Method 1: Increase the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) processing time by adjusting the Timeout Detection and Recovery registry value

• Method 2: Install the latest updates

• Method 3: Investigate possible issues with visual effects or background programs

#Link 2:

Tom's Hardware

NVidia display driver stopped responding and has recovered. - Graphics Cards

I give up. There seems to be no solution for this issue:When running any game that stresses my GeForce 8800 GT, the screen locks up and goes black after a few seconds in. The game closes and I'm greet...

‘nvidia drivers stopped working and has recovered’

Well after having this problem for quite some time now, I have finally found out what the problem is, and more importantly how to fix this really annoying problem…

So many answers out there with people giving so many varied solutions, like messing with voltage, replacing ram, replacing card, adjusting performance setting…none will work!

So here goes, if you are getting this message and the screen keeps going black then back on etc, it’s because the GPU core on the nvidia is soaring up to 98%. it will stay this way and the graphic card temperature will keep climbing only to stop when you move your mouse. Move the mouse, the screen will go black and the popup will say your driver has recovered, etc. To verify what I say, I recommend you download MSI Afterburner (it will work on most nvidia cards). No need to adjust the setting, just watch the graph and watch the core idle along, then suddenly rise up to 98 or 97% and stay there…move the mouse and the system will recover.

So whats causing this? Well if you bring up your task manager you will see one of the svcHost.exe sevices starting to eat up your memory. This is being controlled by a nice old piece of malware called Bitminer. This trojan will use CUDA to accelerate the bitcoin mining using your GPU and result in the black screens and crashing nvidia driver will are experiencing. To solve this get yourself a good malware removal tool like malware byte and flush it out. I uninstalled my nvidia drivers using drive sweeper from guru3d then started the system in safemode and ran malwarebyte…sure enough found the malware and now stable (although I did have to do a full hard drive scan). Hope this helps and lays to rest this very annoying problem.

p/s: chúc chú sớm cài lại win

Em cài lại driver rồi :v để test vài bữa xem , nếu không được thì chắc do cái Bitminer?