thanks for your reply.
According to the information provided by the dmp file, the system encountered a SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED (7e) error. This is a common bug check, usually related to unhandled exceptions, which may be caused by drivers or system components. Below is a detailed analysis.
The module with the problem is nvlddmkm.sys, which is the NVIDIA graphics driver. This indicates that the graphics driver or related components are faulty.
According to the information you provided, nvldumdx.dll is a file related to NVIDIA graphics cards, and the error message indicates that there may be an error in the graphics driver you installed.
I suggest that you try to use GeForce Experience to download and install the latest graphics driver. You can click the link below to download this software.
Download GeForce Experience | NVIDIA
If the problem persists after installing the latest graphics driver, try to use DDU to completely uninstall the graphics driver, then reinstall the program to test whether the problem still exists. Due to forum rules, I cannot provide you with a download link for this tool, but you can search for "Nvidia DDU tools" on a search engine to find the relevant download link.
If you have tried the above methods and the problem persists, please try:
- Turn off the computer and disconnect the power supply. Then press and hold the power button for about 20 seconds. This operation can discharge and reset the internal circuits of the computer,
- Visit your computer manufacturer's official website to find and download the latest BIOS update
- If possible, test the system without using the NVIDIA graphics card to rule out possible hardware problems with third-party components.
If you have tried the above methods and the problem persists, your computer is likely to have a hardware or some hardware failure, most likely the graphics card. If you do not understand these hardware, and you do not know how to use professional hardware detection software, your best option is to go to a computer repair shop or contact the technical support staff of the equipment manufacturer for further hardware testing. With the help of professionals, you can locate the cause of the problem more quickly.
Best regards
Brian - Microsoft Community Support Specialist