PC Drivers & Software

[laurin]

so I regularly have problems with my drivers. the analysis of the crash dumps show that appearently the graphics card driver causes some of those crashes. I tried my best to get the most recent drivers for my graphics card but the crashes and bluescreens still occure. do I maybe need an older version of the drivers?

graphics card used: AMD Radeon R7 260X

OS: Windows 10 (originally Windows 7; PC was buyed 2015)

first Problems occured in late 2016

PC name: Hyrican AMD FX-6300

thanks in advance for every help

[goodplay]

What/when/how crashing, some self troubleshooting steps,

[laurin]

with all respect. I cant self troubleshoot if I dont know what I have to do. I got no idea what all the parameters, files and numbers are telling me.

I wouldnt look for help in forums, if I were able to fix the problems and crashes with one or two google searches.

If you want I can give you a lot of errors, reports and crash dump files to work with, but I will need some guidance.

[goodplay]

Please supply detailed INFORMATION REQUIRED WHEN POSTING A QUESTION

Description of what application/s crash, when, how.

Run/save a dxdiag report, attach it as a file to your reply,

Also post a pic of reliability monitor history graph,

When did you install Win.10 and last time you did a clean install of it.

What build # version of win10 (home/pro/edu).

[laurin]

System:

Graphics Card: AMD Radeon R7 260X

Desktop PC

OS: Windwos 10 64bit

Newest installed Driver version: 19.3.1

Display Device: a Philips Flat TV with HD Ready (atleast 10 years old); connected with HDMI

Mainboard by Gigabyte Technology Model 970A-DS3P

CPU: AMD FX-6300

RAM: 8 GB

I installed Win10 around late 2016. no clean reinstall done.

It is Win10 Home.

PS: how do I attach a file in this forum? it is for the dxdiag report

[goodplay]

Click 'Use Advanced Editor' when you open reply, there's a 'Attach' button bottom left.

[laurin]

DxDiag-Report in hte attachment

[goodplay]

Not much in the dxdiag, multi Powershell  and a Taskhostw error, both caused by clr.dll. which can be corrupt/missing .Net files.

I would suggest going to  https://www.tenforums.com/bsod-crashes-debugging/

They can do full diags and offer best options to try, read the posting instruction first.

Or you could start fresh with a https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/16397-repair-install-windows-10-place-upgrade.html

[goodplay]

And run this for yourself, https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/81928-generate-system-diagnostics-report-windows-10-a.html