I happened onto this thread while searching for forum topics about repeated BSOD.

I am a very new PD user - having installed PD18 on this comptuer about a month ago. Have not had much time to do much with it until recently and have had several BSOD events. Reading this forum topic very closely matches what I am seeing - except that I am on PD18. I will be checking on the video drivers shortly, but wanted to get this started here as it is obvious that there are people here who know FAR more than I do about this troubleshooting. I also have read enough to know that you need my information, so attachements included. Every time it has crashed, the BSOD screen has shown the same error information.
This is a high end Dell gaming desktop with 16GB of RAM and Windows 10 Pro.
The last time it crashed, I had opened PD18 so I could get the screen capture of teh About screen. When I started PD18, it said it found a previous session that it could attempt to recover (the the previous crash last night). After it recovered it, I saved the session with a new filename and it crashed during the save.

jim

K6CCC - Jim - This recent post may help: https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/83038.page .

You may want to start a New Topic post for more help.

Quote K6CCC - Jim - This recent post may help: https://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/83038.page .

You may want to start a New Topic post for more help.

Thanks tomasc. I had done a search for BSOD and this was the only thing that popped up, and the the crash description exactly matched what I was seeing - hence the reason that I posted here.

Since I posted my original message, I have updated the video driver to 451.67 - latest downloaded from Nvidia. I will uncheck the Hardware accelleration option and see if that helps...

Jim

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Thanks tomasc. I had done a search for BSOD and this was the only thing that popped up, and the the crash description exactly matched what I was seeing - hence the reason that I posted here.

Since I posted my original message, I have updated the video driver to 451.67 - latest downloaded from Nvidia. I will uncheck the Hardware accelleration option and see if that helps...

Jim

Well, an update. After the video driver update and unchecking Hardware accesseration, I spent a couple hours editing this afternoon and it ran perfectly. so that may well have been it.

Thanks to this thread...

Thank you for the feedback. Glad that the new drivers fixed the problem.