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Hello, I've been having a semi-consistent error with my computer where it'll occasionally functionally freeze. Viewing the Task Manager shows that the Disk is running at 100% for upwards of 10-20 minutes at a time. It's also extremely inconsistent - it'll happen several times a day, then two weeks will go by with no issues whatsoever, then it's back to being practically unusable for most of the day.
I've tried some common fixes I've seen online (reinstalling drivers, /chkdsk commands, Windows Defender Anti-Virus scans) but none of these seem to have solved the issue permanently. I would really appreciate if someone with knowledge of what the errors and parameters actually mean could help me fix this issue.
I've attached the .dmp file as well as the event log if that will help.
System Info: https://1drv.ms/t/c/f376b4f57b3b31d0/IQBUrTYbDwGDSZu3Vkq4eUtHAQiXGKcMk5qglqMyftw70Ps?e=bj3XKZ
Event Log: https://1drv.ms/u/c/f376b4f57b3b31d0/IQC24jEYzjcmRILVVFOVUsiaAUWdeOopdfzzlTgdJ1NPNGA?e=NDD9EL
.dmp file: https://1drv.ms/u/c/f376b4f57b3b31d0/IQC24jEYzjcmRILVVFOVUsiaAbp59XWFMBNNIjBG9bdQ1Xw?e=fVJCW8
Your dump file data indicates that it is the device driver on your Nvidia graphics card that is causing the system to crash
The best option is to completely remove the current Nvidia device driver using the widely available free DDU utility, then restart your PC and go to the Nvidia website to download and install a couple of slightly older versions of the Nvidia device driver to try to find a version that is stable on your system.
Thank you, I've reinstalled some older versions. Like I said, the issue is pretty inconsistent, so if there are no issues within the next day (or two if I end up trying some more versions), I'll mark it solved.
Well, it didn't solve the 100% disc issue, but it did in fact stop the LiveKernelEvent Errors, so thank you for that. If anyone is having that same issue as me, running DISM scan -> check -> restore health has seemingly resolved that part of this issue as well.
Thank you again for your help. EDIT: Spoke too soon, both things happened maybe 10 minutes after sending this.
