Predator G9-791 4k resolution BSOD Event code 41 NEED HELP!

I am no expert on this issue, but after doing some research about it, i have a possible fix that many people reported it successfully worked for them, give it a try and keep me updated on daily basis...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YZ6DHYoL5c

UPDATE: i looked on other website more than 23 user reported that the fix above solved their issue...

this problem has something to do with nvidia drivers, try also to look in nvidia community you might find an answer.

According to my search that just conducted, this is a very old problem from Windows 8.1 or mostly with the people who upgraded from 8.1 to 10, i can't find a confirmed fix, but i need information like which windows version you are running 8.1 or 10, if you didn't change your manufacture setup you should be on the windows 10, so ignore this part

this is the post from nvidia community, which has no fix ( you can use it as referance ):

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/729041/video_tdr_failure-nvlddmkm-sys-/

Possible fix from microsoft:

Method 1:

I suggest you to follow the below steps.

1. While at the black screen, try using CTRL+SHIFT+ESC to start Task Manager.

2. If it becomes visible, try finding LockAppHost.exe on the Details tab and ending the task.

1. If this resolves the black screen, use corruption resolution steps (dism, then sfc), and run the all apps PowerShell command.

3. If this does not work, use File, Run new task in Task Manager to start an Administrator CMD window. Use this to create a new administrator user with the following commands (changing “<password>” to something of the customer’s choosing):
net user test <password> /add
net localgroup Administrators test /add

4. This will give you a test user to try, which will confirm if the issue is user or system-specific.

Method 2: Temporarily Prevent a Windows or driver update

In Windows 10, your device is always kept up to date with the latest features and fixes. Updates and drivers are installed automatically, with no need to select which updates are needed or not needed. In rare cases, a specific driver or update might temporarily cause issues with your device, and in this case you will need a way to prevent the problematic driver or update from reinstalling automatically the next time Windows Updates are installed.

Please refer to the below article “How to temporarily prevent a Windows or driver update from reinstalling in Windows 10” and follow the steps and check if it helps.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3073930

source: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-hardware/windows-10-videotdrfailure-nvlddmkmsys-video-tdr/1719728a-e5dd-4d5f-93e2-e3497e193aad?auth=1

42 user reported that this fix worked for them

more information:

Some of following software issues are examples that can cause a TDR event:

• Incompatible drivers
• Corrupted registry
• Known vista issues resounding around multiple displays, aero, dreamscape, and various display drivers.
• Known vista issues that sometimes cause corrupt information to be sent to the video card from system memory (will be addressed completely in SP2, has had various fixes applied since vista’s release)
• Corrupted Direct X files
• Corrupted System Files

Now if it’s not software then it’s time to replace your card.

Some of following hardware issues are examples that can cause a TDR event:

• Failing overclock on CPU or GPU
• Bad sector in memory resulting in corrupt data being communicated between GPU and the system (either video or system memory)
• Corrupt hard drive/windows install resulting in corruption to the system registry or the page file
• Over heating of GPU or CPU again resulting in corrupt data being communicated.
• GPU failure due to any sort of issue from insufficient power(VERY common) to heat.

 source: http://captaindbg.com/bug-check-0x116-video_tdr_error-troubleshooting-tips/

i send it to acer last week, i will get a new Mainboard Cpu and GPU,