[ACER ASPIRE V 17 NITRO] Every Game Crashes after a while

rikoshey

Okay, so I've tried the typical solutions to this problem already, i.e. uninstalling drivers in safe mode and then reinstalling them back, disabling background programs, etc. 

I'm not sure if any other driver is damaged, because I checked and the system says that it's all fine. In that case, I have no idea why all my games crash after awhile of playing. Usually in the loading screens there's no problem but once I start the game it will crash. 

Help please?

GAMING6698

@rikoshey
Check and tell me which error/warning window event log show
(Click on window icon then search for windows event viewer)

rikoshey

Event 1002, application hang? Sorry I really don't know which part of the event log you're asking for

I played another game and it told me my graphics driver crashed, though.

Thanks in advance for the help.

StevenGen

rikoshey said:

Event 1002, application hang? Sorry I really don't know which part of the event log you're asking for

I played another game and it told me my graphics driver crashed, though.

Thanks in advance for the help.

What is the exact specs of your Aspire V17 Nitro e.g. VN7-793G? 

Causes of Application Hang event log ID:1002

When you encounter an application error, first try to understand the message and see what may be causing the problem. You can check the Event Viewer/Applications to get the source of the error. You can also try to reboot the programs or close other applications. If it does not work, try to reboot your computer.

Check solutions to your application error clicking on the Control Panel and choosing the option, Problem Reports and Solutions. Check the See Problems to Check and scroll down to know the errors in your application. Then, click Check for Solutions so Windows can search for fixes. After the Windows search, install these fixes to your application.

Downloading new and updated apps in the Windows Store can be fun until you encountered an app error. Fortunately, there are several ways on how to fix these errors. A simple way is to check your time and date settings. Oftentimes, updates do not work because your time and date is incorrect.

If it still does not work, try these other fixes:

• Reset your Windows Store Cache using the command WSRESET
• Erase Temporary Files
• Make use of the Windows Store Apps Troubleshooter to scan and detect problems
• Clear your Store Cache
• Reset your Windows Update Components
• Edit the Registry for Connection Errors
• Re-register the Windows Store

GAMING6698

@rikoshey
Open device manager→expand display adapters→right click on dedicated gpu→properties→events tab→click view events
(Then check first two error code)