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Windows 10 Driver Power State Failure Nvidia Driver
NickDanger3rdEye
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Generally Windows users start to panic when they see heaven display of death however in this case, I can inform you that there are some simple steps which you can take as well as fix the Driver Power State Failure in Windows 8.1. Attachment 20290. Many games including minecraft cause BSOD when switching from intel hd graphics to nvidia geforce gt 740m graphics. If there is any more required information let me know, this is the first time I've actually had to ask for help with this stuff. DRIVERPOWERSTATEFAILURE (9f) A driver has failed to complete a power IRP within a specific time. Arguments: Arg1: 000003, A device object has been blocking an Irp for too long a time. Arg2: ffffcb833e92f060, Physical Device Object of the stack.
Dell XPS 8700 running Windows 10. Stock system used for ordinary office work. No special hardware, and the system isn't overclocked. All Windows updates are installed; network and video drivers are the most recent available from WHQL.
The system is configured to enter sleep after 30 minutes of inactivity, and to never hibernate.
Under normal conditions, when the system enters sleep, the light in the power button turns orange. When the system misbehaves, the monitors are off as if asleep, however, the light in the power button is blue (the color indicating not in sleep) rather than orange, and the system is non-response to the usual wake-up triggers, e.g., a key press or mouse wiggle. At this point, a hard reboot (press and hold power button for several seconds) is needed.
The event viewer consistently reports bugcheck 9f with P1=3; DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE.
Event viewer logs suggested that perhaps the wireless network adapter was at fault. To eliminate the hardware, I replaced the Intel AC-7260 wireless adapter, but to no avail. The problem remains.
SysnativeFileCollectionApp.zip is attached. The keep the zip to under 8MB, I deleted the 10 oldest mini-dumps, and the two Evtx text files.
Many thanks for your help.
The system is configured to enter sleep after 30 minutes of inactivity, and to never hibernate.
Under normal conditions, when the system enters sleep, the light in the power button turns orange. When the system misbehaves, the monitors are off as if asleep, however, the light in the power button is blue (the color indicating not in sleep) rather than orange, and the system is non-response to the usual wake-up triggers, e.g., a key press or mouse wiggle. At this point, a hard reboot (press and hold power button for several seconds) is needed.
The event viewer consistently reports bugcheck 9f with P1=3; DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE.
Event viewer logs suggested that perhaps the wireless network adapter was at fault. To eliminate the hardware, I replaced the Intel AC-7260 wireless adapter, but to no avail. The problem remains.
SysnativeFileCollectionApp.zip is attached. The keep the zip to under 8MB, I deleted the 10 oldest mini-dumps, and the two Evtx text files.
Many thanks for your help.