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I’m getting a blue screen with nvpcf.sys error. I updated my NVIDIA drivers and Windows, but it still happens. How can I fix this?
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Thanks for the help! Can you tell me how to use DDU to remove my NVIDIA drivers safely? Also, where can I find older drivers if I want to try rolling back?
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Just download DDU and run it in Safe Mode to remove your NVIDIA drivers. Then restart your PC and install the drivers again. You can find older drivers on NVIDIA’s website by looking up your GPU. Let me know if you want me to walk you through it!
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nvpcf.sys is part of NVIDIA software. If you get blue screens after updating, try this: fully remove NVIDIA drivers using DDU, then reinstall the latest drivers. Turn off any GPU tools like overclocking apps. Run sfc /scannow to fix system files. Update other drivers and Windows. Test your memory and GPU for hardware issues. If the problem started after a driver update, try an older driver. If it still crashes, the full error code can help.