Nvidia opengl driver lost connection with the display driver error code 7

Nvidia opengl driver lost connection with the display driver error code 7

When I start either remastered versions I get this;

The NVIDIA OpenGL driver lost connection with the display driver due to exceeding the Windows Time-Out limit and is unable to continue.

The application must close.

AND IT HARD LOCKS MY PC, I have to reboot

I do have SLI, I tried a reg hack but it didn’t work anyone else know a way to fix it

The recent patch fix the problem for nobody ?

Same issue for me. i can’t play more 5/10 min.

Has anyone solved this? Its completley random I am trying to play the game not win the lottery. Sometimes it works but most times it just crashes with that error and locks up my PC.

Nope, this problem is unfixable. I want to play this game so bad, but i cant.
I will never preorder game again, and wont buy a game before i test it in torrent edition. -)

I have found a temporary solution.

I have tried it multiple times and it has worked either I was extremly lucky or it just does. Once you start the game alt tab the crap out of it and count a couple of seconds to for that stupid intro to pass. Once it does and you feel like you should be in the main menu alt tab back in and it should be fine now.

(Note: This is for users not being able to start the game at all, not sure if it will be of any help to those experiacing this mid-game.)

EDIT: Nevermind, must have been lucky a couple of times because it no longer works.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, this is STILL happening on my rig as well with a 980 STRIX and latest drivers.

Here’s what might help: I’ve discovered that there is an update to the underlying driver structure of windows itself. It’s called «nVidia Graphics Adapter WDDM1.1, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.2, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.3 software update released in March, 2015» — i’ve applied the update and fired up HWRM to see if this is somehow connected. So far, no crash whatsoever. I was not aware that this could be the update Gearbox means when they prompt you to «update to the latest drivers». Since it’s an optional Windows 8.1 Update, I failed to recognize it before. Try it, and share your experienced here. Hope this fixes this specific problem.

Edit: It will NOT REPLACE your currently installed nvidia driver, it is an update for the system itself. So no worries there.

Here’s what might help: I’ve discovered that there is an update to the underlying driver structure of windows itself. It’s called «nVidia Graphics Adapter WDDM1.1, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.2, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.3 software update released in March, 2015» — i’ve applied the update and fired up HWRM to see if this is somehow connected. So far, no crash whatsoever. I was not aware that this could be the update Gearbox means when they prompt you to «update to the latest drivers». Since it’s an optional Windows 8.1 Update, I failed to recognize it before. Try it, and share your experienced here. Hope this fixes this specific problem.

Edit: It will NOT REPLACE your currently installed nvidia driver, it is an update for the system itself. So no worries there.

Источник

Nvidia opengl driver lost connection with the display driver error code 7

When I start either remastered versions I get this;

The NVIDIA OpenGL driver lost connection with the display driver due to exceeding the Windows Time-Out limit and is unable to continue.

The application must close.

AND IT HARD LOCKS MY PC, I have to reboot

I do have SLI, I tried a reg hack but it didn’t work anyone else know a way to fix it

The recent patch fix the problem for nobody ?

Same issue for me. i can’t play more 5/10 min.

Has anyone solved this? Its completley random I am trying to play the game not win the lottery. Sometimes it works but most times it just crashes with that error and locks up my PC.

Nope, this problem is unfixable. I want to play this game so bad, but i cant.
I will never preorder game again, and wont buy a game before i test it in torrent edition. -)

I have found a temporary solution.

I have tried it multiple times and it has worked either I was extremly lucky or it just does. Once you start the game alt tab the crap out of it and count a couple of seconds to for that stupid intro to pass. Once it does and you feel like you should be in the main menu alt tab back in and it should be fine now.

(Note: This is for users not being able to start the game at all, not sure if it will be of any help to those experiacing this mid-game.)

EDIT: Nevermind, must have been lucky a couple of times because it no longer works.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, this is STILL happening on my rig as well with a 980 STRIX and latest drivers.

Here’s what might help: I’ve discovered that there is an update to the underlying driver structure of windows itself. It’s called «nVidia Graphics Adapter WDDM1.1, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.2, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.3 software update released in March, 2015» — i’ve applied the update and fired up HWRM to see if this is somehow connected. So far, no crash whatsoever. I was not aware that this could be the update Gearbox means when they prompt you to «update to the latest drivers». Since it’s an optional Windows 8.1 Update, I failed to recognize it before. Try it, and share your experienced here. Hope this fixes this specific problem.

Edit: It will NOT REPLACE your currently installed nvidia driver, it is an update for the system itself. So no worries there.

Here’s what might help: I’ve discovered that there is an update to the underlying driver structure of windows itself. It’s called «nVidia Graphics Adapter WDDM1.1, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.2, Graphics Adapter WDDM1.3 software update released in March, 2015» — i’ve applied the update and fired up HWRM to see if this is somehow connected. So far, no crash whatsoever. I was not aware that this could be the update Gearbox means when they prompt you to «update to the latest drivers». Since it’s an optional Windows 8.1 Update, I failed to recognize it before. Try it, and share your experienced here. Hope this fixes this specific problem.

Edit: It will NOT REPLACE your currently installed nvidia driver, it is an update for the system itself. So no worries there.

Источник

Simple solutions

Scripts, programming and gaming tricks for Windows by Nirklars

NVidia OpenGL display driver lost connection error troubleshooting

In recent operating systems and more recent games you may have encountered the following message every now and then.

Sometimes the message won’t show at all depending on your windows settings and or game.

“The NVIDIA OpenGL driver lost connection with the display driver due to exceeding the Windows Time-Out limit and is unable to continue. The application must now close.
Error code: 7″

This is actually a good thing which prevents freezes of your whole operating system. In some cases however we want to workaround it by increasing the time before timeout. You can read more about this on Microsoft Support.

We do this by editing a key in the windows registry. For example I have to change this to 8 seconds or so in order to take high resolution screenshots in SpaceEngine.

Warning! Before proceeding you should know that setting this to a bad value could mess up things on your computer. Create a system restore point and backup your data!

NOTE! This affects all graphics programs and games on your computer. I recommend restoring the value after you’re done testing.

Proceed on your own risk!

Option 1: Right and select save as on any of the registry patches. Double click on them in explorer to install

TdrDelay-8sec.reg – TdrDelay set to 8 seconds (this should be enough for SpaceEngine)
TdrDelay-32sec.reg – TdrDelay set to 32 seconds (try this if error still shows)
TdrDelay-uninstall.reg – This removes the registry value which will use windows default. (Windows default is 2 seconds)

Option 2: Manually edit the registry

Open regedit.exe and navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlGraphicsDrivers

Create a new key DWORD32 and name it exactly TdrDelay
I tried 64 but it wouldn’t work for me even though I use a 64 bit OS.
Remember that this key name is cAsE sEnSiTiVe.

Double click on the key, choose decimal value and set it to the delay that you want.
I recommend trying 8 to 32. Delete the key when you’re done.

Here is a tiny gif animation. Please excuse the Swedish 🙂

If you have any additional information to add or if I got anything wrong, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment!
Cheers

Источник

Nvidia opengl driver lost connection with the display driver error code 7

When I start either remastered versions I get this;

The NVIDIA OpenGL driver lost connection with the display driver due to exceeding the Windows Time-Out limit and is unable to continue.

The application must close.

AND IT HARD LOCKS MY PC, I have to reboot

I do have SLI, I tried a reg hack but it didn’t work anyone else know a way to fix it

Running a 3-way SLI running into the same problem. Stability improved greatly when I went to Manage 3d Settings under the Nvidia control panel and changed power management mode to Prefer Maximum. From what I have read on the issue is the computer wants the GPU to ramp up faster than this software ramps it up or something like that. Was able to play for about 45 mins before this happened again. Before that I could not get past the splah screen.

It’s not working.

Mate try verifying your install, I had the same error and tried with and without SLI enabled and then actually verified and there was a 1.2gb file that failed.

I dont know if that’s the fix but it’s worth giving a try, good luck!

Getting this myself during gameplay sometimes after an hour, sometimes after a couple of minutes. I tried extending the timeout period as detailed here [stackoverflow.com] but that just results in the game freezing instead. I’m tweaking settings now, and I’ll try verifying the install.

Oh yeah, forgot to mention, I’m on SLI GTX 980s, it may be a game file issue or it may be a driver issue, I’d be interested to see what other people have done to make it stop doing that.

Ahmazza, when does the error happen? Just randomly or is it during level loads?

Ahmazza, when does the error happen? Just randomly or is it during level loads?

I noticed it reliably crashed every time I was playing the second tutorial, so at the moment I’m playing it over and over with my settings turned down low, and slowly putting them up one by one to see what does it.

I should aslo mention that as a result of the first crash I updated my drivers, but that hasn’t seemed to fix anything.

As for my system specs, significantly older — a single GTX 570 which is able to cope with everything fine, nice framerate and everything with everything except AA at max, the crash just seems to happen out of the blue. 🙁

Edit: wow. three «everythings» in the space of 8 words. eugh.

Источник

Nvidia opengl driver error code 7 как решить проблему

Usually this message is cause of the your VGA driver !
Update your VGA driver and if it’s not solve , temporally change Houdini Scene Renderer to other options like H11 until you find solution !

I have same problem but when I change Rendere Option to H11 it’s solved and finally I install another driver to fix it (GTX 570)

To change renderer option :

Edit -> Preferences -> 3D Viewports -> Scene Renderer

This means that either a single compute or graphics task is taking long enough to prevent the driver from communicating back to Windows, so Windows thinks it has crashed and attempts to restart it. The graphics card may be still be running a valid task.

The default timeout is 2 seconds, which is relatively short. You can adjust the timeout by editing the registry (minimally using regedit shipped along with Windows, but other tools exist for this). The full Windows article on the subject is here:

And the relevant section:

The TDR-related registry keys are located under HKLMSystemCurrentControlSetControlGraphicsDrivers.

TdrLevel: REG_DWORD. The initial level of recovery. The possible values are:
— TdrLevelOff (0). – Detection disabled.
— TdrLevelBugcheck (1) – Bug check on detected timeout, for example, no recovery.
— TdrLevelRecoverVGA (2) – Recover to VGA (not implemented).
— TdrLevelRecover(3) – Recover on timeout. This is the default value.

TdrDelay: REG_DWORD. The number of seconds that the GPU is allowed to delay the preempt request from the scheduler. This is effectively the timeout threshold. The default value is 2.

TdrDdiDelay: REG_DWORD. The number of seconds that the operating system allows threads to leave the driver. After a specified time, the operating system bug checks the system with the code VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE (0x116). The default value is 5.

Источник

Nvidia opengl driver error code 7 как решить проблему

When I start either remastered versions I get this;

The NVIDIA OpenGL driver lost connection with the display driver due to exceeding the Windows Time-Out limit and is unable to continue.

The application must close.

AND IT HARD LOCKS MY PC, I have to reboot

I do have SLI, I tried a reg hack but it didn’t work anyone else know a way to fix it

Running a 3-way SLI running into the same problem. Stability improved greatly when I went to Manage 3d Settings under the Nvidia control panel and changed power management mode to Prefer Maximum. From what I have read on the issue is the computer wants the GPU to ramp up faster than this software ramps it up or something like that. Was able to play for about 45 mins before this happened again. Before that I could not get past the splah screen.

It’s not working.

Mate try verifying your install, I had the same error and tried with and without SLI enabled and then actually verified and there was a 1.2gb file that failed.

I dont know if that’s the fix but it’s worth giving a try, good luck!

Getting this myself during gameplay sometimes after an hour, sometimes after a couple of minutes. I tried extending the timeout period as detailed here [stackoverflow.com] but that just results in the game freezing instead. I’m tweaking settings now, and I’ll try verifying the install.

Oh yeah, forgot to mention, I’m on SLI GTX 980s, it may be a game file issue or it may be a driver issue, I’d be interested to see what other people have done to make it stop doing that.

Ahmazza, when does the error happen? Just randomly or is it during level loads?

Ahmazza, when does the error happen? Just randomly or is it during level loads?

I noticed it reliably crashed every time I was playing the second tutorial, so at the moment I’m playing it over and over with my settings turned down low, and slowly putting them up one by one to see what does it.

I should aslo mention that as a result of the first crash I updated my drivers, but that hasn’t seemed to fix anything.

As for my system specs, significantly older — a single GTX 570 which is able to cope with everything fine, nice framerate and everything with everything except AA at max, the crash just seems to happen out of the blue. 🙁

Edit: wow. three «everythings» in the space of 8 words. eugh.

Источник

Nvidia Open GL Driver Lost Connection — Error Code 7

Honorable

Hey all, first time poster and I’ve come to you with a problem regarding a graphics card issue, or at least what I’m hoping is simply a graphics card issue. An earlier search regarding this issue didn’t yield too much success, and I’m thinking my problem might be slightly different:

I’m on a relatively new computer (just barely a month old):
GPU: EVGA GeForce GTX770
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-4670K CPU @ 3.40GHz
Memory: 15.95GB
Driver Version: 327.23

I’ve had absolutely no problem with the latest nvidia driver up until this point. I was playing Guild Wars 2 earlier with no issue, but after stepping afk for a while, I’d returned to my desk to a completely white screen- it appeared my computer had just crashed completely. I was forced to hard restart my machine, and after trying to reload the game, I was hit with an error:

«The NVIDIA OpenGL driver lost connection with the display driver due to exceeding the Windows Time-Out limit and is unable to continue.»

I can’t start up any game (tried with Skyrim, TF2 and Planetside 2 as well)— and even running multiple videos/streams gives me this same error, where the video card just seems to crash when it’s being put under stress. That was never a problem before, GPU temps were never anything abnormal, and nothing is being overclocked.

I’ve tried downgrading to older drivers, uninstalling/re-installing latest drivers, and every combination of editing the TdrLevel and TdrDelay, and nothing seems to work— starting up a game just freezes up my entire machine.

What are my options here? What seems to be the cause? I feel like I’m just about ready to give EVGA a call.

Источник

Драйвер NVIDIA OpenGL потерял соединение

В настоящее время я кодирую рендерер 3D-моделей в OpenGL. К сожалению, это приводит к сбою графического драйвера, когда я говорю, чтобы он рендерил более чем несколько VBO s.

Вот сообщение об ошибке:

У меня есть один VBO размером около 500 КБ, и я могу отобразить только небольшую его часть (только несколько ячеек модели). Но больше, чем около 20 (из 71), и он умирает. Моему компьютеру всего год — Lenovo Y570 с NVidia 555M со всеми последними драйверами и т. Д.

я использую glDrawElementsBaseVertex (то есть программируемый конвейер), хотя эта проблема возникает, только если я не использую шейдерную программу. Как только я добавляю шейдер, проблема исчезает. Тем не менее, я все еще хотел бы знать, почему моя программа запускается, если она имеет очень небольшую рабочую нагрузку, но заставляет графический процессор выдавать ошибку, когда она становится более требовательной (где «more» — даже не 250 КБ). Кажется, это сильно отличается от сбоя программы и выдачи мне ошибки.

Изменить: код сбоя на glDrawElementsBaseVertex но не работает на моей встроенной графике Intel, потому что ее поддержка OpenGL не охватывает другие аспекты моей программы. Мой драйвер NVidia — 9.18.13.697.

3 ответа

У меня та же проблема с использованием Bluestack, когда загрузка моей видеокарты Nvidia превысила пороговое значение.

Я испробовал все методы, от обновления драйвера, установки TdrLevel, TdrDelay, установки приоритета программы в диспетчере задач на Realtime, использования управления Nvidia для настройки высокой производительности, отключения многопоточной оптимизации, изменения реестра видео ControlSets, разгона и увеличения напряжения, ни один из них работают.

Окончательное решение, как правило, заключается в том, чтобы снизить напряжение видеокарты с помощью инструментов настройки, таких как EVGA Precision X, например, мой GTX550 Ti имеет напряжение 1050 мВ, я снизил его до 962 мВ, и дисплей был очень стабильным и с тех пор ошибок не было 7.

Это могло произойти из-за того, что Nvidia устанавливала слишком высокое напряжение для заводских значений для некоторых серий карт GTX, что дает нестабильный рендеринг при высокой нагрузке.

У меня была похожая проблема на ноутбуке Latitude e6530 с видеокартой NVS 5200M Nvidia + последняя версия драйвера. Чтобы решить эту проблему, мне пришлось войти в BIOS и установить флажок «Оптимус» на видео.

Кажется, что ваш рендеринг занимает гораздо больше времени, чем установленный по умолчанию Windows. Без дополнительной информации о ваших VBO и шейдерах трудно сказать, что удлиняет время рендеринга. Однако вы можете, по крайней мере, увеличить время задержки по умолчанию и посмотреть, правильно ли выполняется код рендеринга. Для этого в Windows вы должны настроить сторожевой таймер, который по умолчанию убивает шейдерные программы, для возврата которых требуется более 2 секунд.

Вы можете изменить параметры таймера в соответствии с вашими потребностями. Это то, что мы обычно делаем с интенсивными вычислениями на GPU (например, CUDA), когда вычисления занимают намного больше времени, чем рендеринг. Параметры задаются ключевыми словами реестра. Ключ реестра, который вы ищете TdrDelay , Тем не менее, вы должны установить следующие два ключа реестра, чтобы сделать это правильно ( TdrDdiDelay должен быть равен или больше чем TdrDelay ):

Прочитайте следующую ссылку для получения более подробной информации от Microsoft, и будьте осторожны, когда вы делаете это: ключи реестра TDR (драйверы Windows).

Источник

Nvidia Open GL Driver Lost Connection — Error Code 7

KeenX

Reputable

So apparently this is a frequent problem, at least frequent enough to be known as the «infamous Driver Lost Connection» Error, but I’m only posting because I don’t know what to do next.

So far I’ve tried:
Re-installing the correct driver (From Geforce.com)
Increasing the TdrDelay time
Setting my power options (in windows 7) to high performance

Despite this, my GPU, which is about as old as my Grandad’s socks, the Geforce GTS 250 doesn’t seem to like some games and apps, namely StareMade (like minecraft, runs on java) and photoshop.

I don’t only get this message though. Occasionally, even when I’m just browsing the web, after getting the message my screen bugs out and turns into a Jackson Pollock rendition of whatever is supposed to be there.

I suspect the card might just be getting old, and dying, but I really really hope not because me being able to afford another card is like Leo being able to win an Oscar (i.e: it’ll probably take 22 years)

System as it is:
Windows 7 64-bit
Intel Core i5 2300
4x2gb DDR3 RAM @668
Nvidia Geforce GTS 250 (Gainward)
128 boot SSD
Enough HDD space to store anyone’s p*rn collection

Источник

Posted: 19/07/2016 | Filed under: Graphics, Windows registry | Tags: display driver crash, display driver stopped responding, Display driver stopped responding and has recovered, driver lost connection with the display driver, error code: 7, game close, game crash to desktop, graphics driver, lost connection with the display driver, nvidia, nvidia crash to desktop, nvidia ctd, nvidia display driver stop responding, opengl, TdrDelay, windows |

In recent operating systems and more recent games you may have encountered the following message every now and then.

Sometimes the message won’t show at all depending on your windows settings and or game.

“The NVIDIA OpenGL driver lost connection with the display driver due to exceeding the Windows Time-Out limit and is unable to continue. The application must now close.
Error code: 7″

This is actually a good thing which prevents freezes of your whole operating system. In some cases however we want to workaround it by increasing the time before timeout. You can read more about this on Microsoft Support.

We do this by editing a key in the windows registry. For example I have to change this to 8 seconds or so in order to take high resolution screenshots in SpaceEngine.

Warning! Before proceeding you should know that setting this to a bad value could mess up things on your computer. Create a system restore point and backup your data!

NOTE! This affects all graphics programs and games on your computer. I recommend restoring the value after you’re done testing.

Proceed on your own risk!

Option 1: Right and select save as on any of the registry patches. Double click on them in explorer to install

TdrDelay-8sec.reg – TdrDelay set to 8 seconds (this should be enough for SpaceEngine)
TdrDelay-32sec.reg – TdrDelay set to 32 seconds (try this if error still shows)
TdrDelay-uninstall.reg – This removes the registry value which will use windows default. (Windows default is 2 seconds)

Option 2: Manually edit the registry

Open regedit.exe and navigate to:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlGraphicsDrivers

Create a new key DWORD32 and name it exactly TdrDelay
I tried 64 but it wouldn’t work for me even though I use a 64 bit OS.
Remember that this key name is cAsE sEnSiTiVe.

Double click on the key, choose decimal value and set it to the delay that you want.
I recommend trying 8 to 32. Delete the key when you’re done.

Here is a tiny gif animation. Please excuse the Swedish 🙂

If you have any additional information to add or if I got anything wrong, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment!
Cheers