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NVIDIA LINUX AMD64 EM64T DISPLAY DRIVER 580.126.18 TURNED MY SCREEN BLACK MID-GAME. IS THIS A TDR?

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Accepted solution by Erik Reid — lol same thing happened to me also turn off any GPU overclock or undervolt profile, including factory "OC mode" in the vednor app. A new…
  1. Uma Duarte
    @uma_pixel

    so annoyed rn i was alt-tabbing out of a fullscreen game on my small form factor PC when teh whole screen just went black. Audio kept going for a sceond, then stuttered, then the picture came back with a little notification that the display driver had stopped responding and recovered. This started teh same evening i installed the NVIDIA Linux AMD64 EM64T Display Driver 580.126.18 update. Heres teh message i keep getting:

    USB Audio Device Properties

    USB Audio Device Properties
Device status:
This device cannot start. (Code 10)

{Operation Failed}
The requested operation was unsuccessful.

    it happens maybe twice an hour now... before the update, zero problems for months. I dont want to start blaming the hardware if this is just a bad driver, but I also dont wanna ignore a card thats on its way out, where do I even look first? any ideas??

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  2. Bo Yilmaz
    @kernelsmith

    lol same thing happened to me that pattern (black screen, then "display driver stopped responding and has recovered") is Windows TDR: the GPU didnt answer within the timeout so Windows reset teh driver. open Event Viewer > Windows Logs > System and look for Event ID 4101 from Display or nvlddmkm/amdkmdag/igfx. The timestamps tell you if it lines up with your symptom. fingers crossed 🤞

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  4. Dev Reid
    @dev.reid

    ok so since it started right after the update, roll back first. Device Manager > Display adapters > right-click your GPU > Properties > Driver > Roll Back Driver. if the button is greyed out, download the previous package from the NVIDIA support page and install that instead. worked for me anyway 🤷

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  5. Nina S.
    @ninas841

    any update on this?. following, havnig the same probelm ?

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  6. Dev Reid
    @dev.reid

    have u checked your amd64 settings? 🤦 mine were reset after an update

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  7. Dev Reid
    @dev.reid

    @bram_copper works on paper, not in real life

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  8. Bo Yilmaz
    @kernelsmith

    yeahhh try turning off teh cable first, fixed it for me

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  9. Yuki Banerjee
    @ybanerjee_0

    spent two days on amd64 and im still not done thx in advance!!

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  11. Bram
    @bram_copper

    mods can we pin this thread

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  12. Yuki Banerjee
    @ybanerjee_0
    in reply to @bram_copper

    been there man some people raise TdrDelay in the registry to hide this. i wouldnt start there: it just gives teh GPU longer to hang and doesnt fix anything. Use it as a diagnostic at most, and remove it afterwards. fingers crossed 🤞

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  13. Bo Yilmaz
    @kernelsmith

    ahh classic check power before blaming the driver 🤷 A PSU thats borderline or a daisy-chained PCIe cable can cause exactly this under load. if its a desktop, use two separate PCIe power cables if teh card has two connectors. good luck man!

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  14. Erik Reid
    @erik_router
    Accepted solution

    lol same thing happened to me also turn off any GPU overclock or undervolt profile, including factory "OC mode" in the vednor app. A new driver can expose an undervolt that was only barely stable before.

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  15. Erik Reid
    @erik_router

    wait what respectfully disagree, i tried that and it made amd64 worse just my 2 cents

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  16. Uma Duarte
    @uma_pixel
    in reply to @erik_router

    @erik_router omggg clean install with DDU on the previous NVIDIA driver and the black screens are gone. two days of alt-tabbing out of a fullscreen game and not a single 4101. thank u!

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