Is it possible to fix Nvlddmkm display driver stopped responding and recovered successfully?

This post will help you understand how to fix nvlddkm display driver stopped responding and successfully repaired in Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista and XP in the process  game, or during normal work on a computer. Such a malfunction can happen for various reasons, namely; outdated drivers, corrupted registry entries, faulty hardware, etc.

What is Nvlddmkm?

This is the part of the NVIDIA graphics driver that is responsible for displaying output on the monitor. Sometimes it is also called “Windows Kernel Mode with Display Driver,” which would make more sense.

How to fix Nvlddmkm display driver stopped responding and recovered successfully?

Fixing Nvlddmkm error:
1 method: Run a recovery installation and reinstall the graphics drivers. The repair installation will replace any files that may be corrupted and will fix many common Windows problems such as this one. If you recently uninstalled your graphics driver, now is a good time to reinstall it back.

2 method: Update your graphics driver.

3 methodA: This is a little complicated, but if you have a second computer with the same version of Windows, you can copy all the video drivers from that computer and simply use it to update the driver on your computer. This way, you don't need to download any graphics driver from the internet and save your time.

4 method: Update your BIOS and chipset drivers.

Last method, if none of the above fixes the problem, you may need to do chkdsk /r command to check disk errors in Windows 7/8/10. This will help you make sure that there are no bad sectors on your hard drive.

For more information about the Nvlddmkm error, please refer to this helpful post on Microsoft Answers.

If you are not satisfied with the above methods (solution), you can also try Driver Reviver which is an easy to use tool driver updates, which provides you with free scanning and updating of your drivers.

Reasons why display driver keeps stopping and recovering
nvlddmkm stopped responding and recovered, may include:

1.Damaged or outdated drivers;

2.Faulty GPU/display driver hardware;

3.Insufficient video memory for high resolution system desktop, too many applications running at the same time will cause display driver to crash, etc...

4.Check if the problem is caused by the game itself. Some older games may not work well with Windows 10 or new graphics driver, etc...