Brand New VX 15 crashing after latest nvidia driver update (378.78)

Have you fixed the problem? 

Im on the same model and i getting the same error.. (driver power state failure)

im on the latest bios

I was just booting up in safemode and uninstalling the driver.. 

Can you plz post a link for the stabil driver? cant find any driver calld 13.7319

EDIT: Im just gonna try with 378.49

Please let me know how that 378.49 install went.  I installed 378.92/378.78/ and 378.66  They were all unstable and caused blue screen power kernal failures

Its not working.. im gonna give it a try with your link thx

First off shizzzzel was right on the money with starting up and as quickly as possible using the device manager to disable the 1050ti.  This at least gives you enough stability to carry out the next steps.

It appears that Microsoft attempts to "help" you by installing drivers through windows update.  As other users have noted, because this is a mobile solution, only drivers directly from Acer should be used to ensure stability.  You can try to install the latest from Nvidia, but your milage may vary (ie you may blue screen repeatedly and want to throw your new laptop out the window).  So, first step for me was to download a Microsoft utility to "ignore" Microsoft's updates to my video drivers.  The utility is here: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3073930/how-to-temporarily-prevent-a-driver-update-from-reinstalling-in-windows-10

There's a link to download the "Show or Hide updates troublshooter package"

Use this utility to identify the update for the Nvidia driver, and choose to ignore it.

Next, we go here: https://www.acer.com/ac/en/US/content/support-product/7094?b=1

Locate the driver for the Nvidia VGA driver, and download that package.  These are the drivers that
Nerph identified in post #11 and come in around 462.5 MB.  Unzip the file, run the setup program, and perform a "clean install."
 
You'll be prompted to restart afterwards.

After I ran through all of this (after several system restores and tearing my hair out for several hours) my system appears to be stable.  If later I find that the BSOD issue starts happening again, I'll update, but for now I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

Posting this here for later review:

http://community.acer.com/t5/V-and-VN-Series-Laptops/New-Acer-VX-15-Battlefield-1-grapich-issues/m-p/479834#U479834

My previous post covered how I "made it work" but clearly just making it work isn't what we're looking for out of gaming laptops, we want the latest drivers, best performance, etc.  I'm going to try the steps outlined in that post as well to see if I can get a more recent version of the drivers working.  It appears that the site references provides tweaked versions of Nvidia's latest drivers for the laptop crowd.  Fingers crossed, will test when I get home.

Hey any word on 382.53? Has anyone tried it?

Thanks!! Im new here, basically this is the gaming laptop Ive owned. With dekstop its fine, just download the latest ones. Im a bit skeptical with the driver stability after going through this thread. Just wondering if I should worry updating from NVIDIA itself. What do you guys do?