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Thanks for responses. My apologies for not attaching the required information. Here it is, hope that helps.
Paul
Thanks for posting these. Your screenshot shows that PD is aware of your GTX 1070, and your DxDiag results show that the HD Graphics 530 iGPU that's embedded in your i7-6700 isn't even visible, so there is no potentially problematic driver loaded for it.
The issue you mentioned in your original post has been completely fixed in PD 17.0.2314, so there shouldn't be any reason to go back to the older 411.70 nVidia version unless you want to use hardware producing in PD14, too.
The most recent 10 Windows Error Reports (WER0-9 at the end of the DxDiag results) show two serious "Blue Screen" failures and several problems with Windows Update, but nothing from PD. It's possible that there are some underlying Windows issues given the WU failures, but they don't seem to be affecting PD14.
You mentioned that you get the crashes when editing in PD17 - have you noticed a pattern, like it crashes after clicking on the Produce tab or when performing a certain operation, or is it seemingly more random?
Is PD crashing and giving you the Crash Report window, or does it hang forever and you have to kill it or reboot?
Is your system overclocked?
Do the crashes happen with very simple projects, or only with complex or heavily processed ones?
Do the crashes stop if you uncheck the Hardware Acceleration options in Preferences?
You said that you're able to render (produce) your PD14 projects in PD17, so it sounds like the problem isn't happening there. Are you producing with the
Fast video render technology: box checked or unchecked?
Sorry for the interrogation, but so far I don't see a smoking gun for what's causing your crashes and maybe hearing more details about what you've seen will help.
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