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Okay, so ever since from saturday, my computer has been starting to crash my graphics drivers every single time i tried to do something, like watch a video or play games mostly. The screen goes black for 1-2 seconds, the monitor loses signal from the computer and after a while, it comes back and displays a message that says "Nvidia kernel mode drivers stopped responding and have recovered succesfully". I've tried so many things to fix it but none of them have worked. I tried installing new drivers, it only made it worse so i tried several older drivers, didn't work. I even completely cleaned my computer from dust and even that didn't work.

I read that it's known as the "nvlddmkm error" that i caused by a service in windows 7 and in vista called "TDR" (Timeout Detection and Recovery), but there can apparently be millions of solutions to this problem and one of those millions can fix it, but nothing else. Here's nvidia's journal about the error: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?.....00800&st=0

If anyone has had this before and has fixed it in any other way than completely changing their graphics card, please help me. I seriously can't do anything anymore with this hunk of junk since almost everything i do, causes the drivers to crash, sometimes crashing them 3-6 times rapidly in a row and when that happens, it can cause a bluescreen to happen as well, which sucks even more..so please, if anyone knows about this issue, please help me! It'd be greatly appreciated x.=.x;;