Nvidia has released a display driver hotfix to address recently reported high CPU usage and blue screen issues on Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems.

Nvidia confirmed today that it's working to fix a driver issue causing high CPU usage and blue screens of death (BSODs) on Windows systems.

It's not looking any better for Nvidia RTX GPU users expecting a fix to a frustrating driver issue, as a new version fails to introduce any resolutions.

NVIDIA's drivers have been shaky since the launch of RTX 50-series GPUs, but the latest update has a long list of fixes. Unfortunately, they don't work for everyone.

NVIDIA Instant Replay has stopped working in Windows 11/10, enable NVIDIA Instant Replay, reinstall the driver, turn on ...

I see a red door and Nvidia paints it black Nvidia released its latest Windows WHQL driver version 535.98 is causing a few flickering screen issues for users.

Troubleshooting NVIDIA GeForce Experience Driver Download Failed Errors NVIDIA GeForce Experience is a valuable tool for keeping your graphics drivers up to date, but it can sometimes encounter ...

In the release notes of the Nvidia 576.02 drivers, Nvidia states that the stability issues have been fixed for systems running on Windows 11 version 24H2, which was facing BSOD (Blue screen of ...

Since then, however, NVIDIA has made available an optional GPU hotfix—version 546.31—to squash a couple of annoying bugs that managed to survive the latest driver release.

Nvidia's GPU drivers are still causing crashes and chaos – gamers are frustrated, and fixes remain nowhere in sight.

Nvidia has released a new hotfix display driver update for Windows 11 and 10 PCs as they were booting up to black screen when using DisplayPort.

NVIDIA OpenGL Driver Error Code 6 can be caused due to insufficient GPU memory, incompatible hardware or corrupted NVIDIA drivers. Do this to fix the issue.