ASUS GTX 560 ti Direct CU II getting Kernel Driver error

[FayJhon]

My uncle ha a nice system for gaming. The pc has ASUS GTX 560 ti gpu in it. It came with Windows 7 Home edition. I had upgraded that to Ultimate. After installing everything back properly I am getting a Kernel Driver error. I am not able to figure out the issue behind this. I had tried various methods of fixing this problem but it is not working. What does this kernel driver error means and how to fix it.

[Amy_i3]

Looks like you are dealing with incompatible drivers problem. You will have to find a more stable version. Or else the system will keep on crashing. I hope you know what edition of video driver you are installing. It is a 32bit or 64bit version. Find the right one. For time being to stop error remove any existing video drivers and connect your monitor on the vga port. Once you got all fresh updates then go ahead with changing the display output.

[Acolapissa]

It is a driver problem only. But if you still face the error then just remove the card and change its slow. Many boards comes with atleast 2 PCI slots. So you can simply replace the position and check back. It is right that most of the time driver incompatibility is a common issue here which cause the problem. If this also does not work then it means you are having a faulty card. You have to get it replaced.

[sidpabardo]

I'm experiencing the same difficulty with GTX 560 Ti. I went through their entire range of recent drivers Versions all with the same results "Display Driver Failure recovery" Black screen- ridiculous!
GeForce 290.36 Driver BETA 290.36
GeForce 285.62 Driver WHQL 285.62
GeForce 280.26 Driver WHQL