- April 29, 2013
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I'm currently using this graphics card: Asus STRIX-GTX750TI-DC2OC-4GD5.
NVidia drivers kept crashing just after boot and automatic user login making Windows 10 unusable.
I believe I was using the 368.22 drivers from the 23rd of May 2016 when this started happening.
Switching to use the built-in Intel GPU made things somewhat better as it would take longer for Windows to crash giving me enough time to attempt a few things.
No matter how many times I uninstalled NVidia drivers through Windows settings, Windows kept re-installing them, showing other versions at times.
Downgraded to earlier NVidia drivers from end of March, same issue.
Now I switched to Intel GPU again and using Guru3D Display Driver Uninstaller I could eventually get rid of the faulty NVidia drivers.
The system appears to be stable again for now.
I have not yet tried putting back NVidia drivers and switch back my HDMI to that card.
NVidia drivers kept crashing just after boot and automatic user login making Windows 10 unusable.
I believe I was using the 368.22 drivers from the 23rd of May 2016 when this started happening.
Switching to use the built-in Intel GPU made things somewhat better as it would take longer for Windows to crash giving me enough time to attempt a few things.
No matter how many times I uninstalled NVidia drivers through Windows settings, Windows kept re-installing them, showing other versions at times.
Downgraded to earlier NVidia drivers from end of March, same issue.
Now I switched to Intel GPU again and using Guru3D Display Driver Uninstaller I could eventually get rid of the faulty NVidia drivers.
The system appears to be stable again for now.
I have not yet tried putting back NVidia drivers and switch back my HDMI to that card.