Those minidump files indicate the Nvidia graphics drivers once again caused an incompatibility with Oculus software.
Keep getting different bluescreen errors.
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So when I'm playing a game, doing work, watching a video, or literal anything. My PC decides to bluescreen out of no where, and it usually leaves a new error message each time. My most recent was 0x0000001e, then 0x000001aa, then 0x0000000a, then 0x00000050, then 0x0000003b, and finally I'm not sure but my first could have been 0x0000007e. I looked in my minidump folder and it seems as if only 5 of these are saved in there. But whatever I need to do to fix please inform me on.
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2023-12-29T04:20:25+00:00 At first I downgraded Nvidia driver version from 546.33 to 546.29, and then you said the problem was still my drivers so I went down to even 546.17. And after all that I am still getting blue screens, not sure if this has to do with the GPU/driver still but I've gotten error codes 0x000000ef, then before that was 0x0000003b, then it was 0x000000d1. Im sorry for so many replies but here are the minidumps I got.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qIcTBl-HTSvlB7IqJxDPMBg_19tQKQ5V/view?usp=sharing