Hvis din Windows -pc pludselig hænger eller fryser, og du modtager en meddelelse Skærmdriver holdt op med at svare og er genoprettet^{(Display driver stopped responding and has recovered)} , kan dette indlæg måske hjælpe dig. Dette kan typisk forekomme, hvis du har for mange Visuelt-^(Visual) , Video- eller Grafikrelaterede^(Graphic) programmer åbne på det tidspunkt. Du kan også stå over for dette problem, hvis du bruger et gammelt videokort^(Video) , og din videodriver ikke er kompatibel med dit Windows-operativsystem.

Skærmdriver holdt op med at reagere og er genoprettet

Skærmdriver^(Display) holdt op med at reagere og er genoprettet

Her er et par ting, du kan gøre for at løse dette problem.

1] Genstart grafikdriveren

Genstart Graphics Driver^{(Restart Graphics Driver)} og se om det hjælper.

Brug tastekombinationen Win+Ctrl+Shift+B på dit Windows 10/8-tastatur. Skærmen flimrer og bliver sort i et sekund og er tilbage på mindre end et sekund.

2] Kontroller grafikdrivere

Hvis du modtager denne meddelelse ofte, vil du måske tjekke, om du har de nyeste skærmdrivere installeret^{(latest Display Drivers installed)} på din Windows -computer. Opdater dem til de nyeste versioner.

3] Kontroller indstillingerne for Visual Effect

Hvis du har justeret dine visuelle effekter , vil du måske nulstille dem til standardindstillingerne. Du kan gøre det via Control Panel > Visual Effects > Select Adjust for den bedste ydeevne, ELLER Lad Windows^{(OR Let Windows)} vælge, hvad der er bedst til min computer.

4] Deaktiver hardwareacceleration

Hvis du er på avancerede computere, eller hvis dit nuværende skærmkort eller videodriver ikke understøtter GPU - hardwareacceleration, så bør du prøve at deaktivere Hardwareacceleration og se, om det hjælper dig.

5] Rediger værdi for registrering af timeout^{(Modify Timeout Detection)} og gendannelsesregister^{(Recovery Registry)}

Du skal muligvis også øge GPU -behandlingstiden ( Graphics Processing Unit ). Du kan gøre dette ved at ændre registreringsdatabasens værdi for Timeout Detection and Recovery .

Timeout Detection and Recovery is a Windows feature that can detect when video adapter hardware or a driver on your PC has taken longer than expected to complete an operation. When this happens, Windows attempts to recover and reset the graphics hardware. If the GPU is unable to recover and reset the graphics hardware in the time permitted (2 seconds), your system may become unresponsive, and display the error Display driver stopped responding and has recovered.

For at løse dette problem automatisk kan du downloade og køre Microsoft Fix it 50848. Se, om det gælder for dit system.

Da dette er et TDR-relateret problem, kan du også læse mere om fejlfinding af Timeout Detection and Recovery (TDR)-nedbrud .

Hope something helps!

Relateret læsning: ^{(Related read:)} NVIDIA Kernal Mode Driver er holdt op med at reagere og er genoprettet .

Display driver stopped responding and has recovered on Windows 10

If your Windowѕ PC suddenly hangs or freezes, and you recеive a message Display driver stopped responding and has recovered, then this post may help you. This can typically occur if you have too many Visual, Video or Graphic related programs open at that point of time. You may also face this problem if you are using an old Video card and your Video Driver is not compatible with your Windows OS.

Display driver stopped responding and has recovered

Here are a few things you can do to fix this issue.

1] Restart Graphics Driver

Restart Graphics Driver and see if it helps.

Use the key combination Win+Ctrl+Shift+B on your Windows 10/8 keyboard. The screen flickers and goes black for a second, and will be back in less than a second.

2] Check Graphic drivers

If you receive this message frequently, you may want to check if you have the latest Display Drivers installed on your Windows computer. Update them to the latest versions.

3] Check Visual Effect settings

If you have tweaked your Visual Effects, you may want to reset them to defaults. You can do so via Control Panel > Visual Effects > Select Adjust for best performance, OR Let Windows choose what’s best for my computer.

4] Disable Hardware Acceleration

If you are on low-end computers or if your current video card or video driver does not support GPU hardware acceleration, then you should try and disable Hardware Acceleration and see if it helps you.

5] Modify Timeout Detection and Recovery Registry value

You may also have to increase the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) processing time. You can do this by modifying the registry value for Timeout Detection and Recovery.

Timeout Detection and Recovery is a Windows feature that can detect when video adapter hardware or a driver on your PC has taken longer than expected to complete an operation. When this happens, Windows attempts to recover and reset the graphics hardware. If the GPU is unable to recover and reset the graphics hardware in the time permitted (2 seconds), your system may become unresponsive, and display the error Display driver stopped responding and has recovered.

To fix this problem automatically, you can download and run Microsoft Fix it 50848. See if it applies to your system.

Since this is a TDR-related issue, you can also read more about troubleshooting Timeout Detection and Recovery (TDR) crashes.

Hope something helps!

Related read: NVIDIA Kernal Mode Driver has stopped responding and has recovered.

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