1070 код ошибки 43

The error code 43 on GPU is usually displayed in the Device status box on the hardware Properties window. If this happens, sometimes Windows will restart your GPU in order to fix the issue.

If you’re experiencing this problem, today’s guide will show you how to fix it properly.

What does code 43 mean for GPU?

Error code 43 indicates that there’s an issue with your GPU. The most common causes for this problem are the following:

• Hardware – If your GPU isn’t connected properly, you might get this error. A damaged graphics card can also cause this problem. If this happens, your PC won’t detect your GPU.
• Drivers – Sometimes latest drivers don’t work well with your GPU. Reinstalling drivers with Display Driver Uninstaller can help fix the problem.

What errors does GPU code 43 cause?

Error code 43 is related to your graphics card and causes various problems. Speaking of problems, here are some common issues that users reported:

• Gtx 970, Gtx 1060 code 43, gtx 1070 error code 43 – This error can affect Nvidia graphics cards, and if you encounter it, be sure to run the Hardware troubleshoot and see if that helps.
• Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (code 43) Intel hd graphics – This problem can also affect Intel’s graphics cards, and if you encounter it, be sure that you have the latest drivers installed.
• Nvidia Quadro error code 43 – This problem can appear while using Nvidia Quadro series and in order to fix it, you need to make sure that there aren’t any overheating issues.
• Error code 43 Windows 10 GPU, AMD, Nvidia – According to users, this error can affect any brand of graphics cards, and if you encounter this issue, be sure to try the solutions from this article.

So if you’re getting error code 43 for your video card, this is how to fix it.

How can I fix Error code 43 for a video card on Windows 10?

Before we start fixing this issue, you do a couple of checks before proceeding:

• Check the connection – If your GPU isn’t properly connected, you might get this error message. If the PCI-E 6-pin cable isn’t firmly connected, that can cause this issue to appear. It’s also advised to clean your connectors and make sure that there’s no dust in your PCI-E slot.
• Check for hardware damage – Inspect your GPU. If you notice anything strange on the card, it might be damaged. Also look for any visual glitches, such as vertical lines. These are a common indicator that your GPU is faulty.

1. Update the Device Driver

1. Press the Windows key + X and select Device Manager from there.
   
2. Click Display adapter and then you should right-click your graphics card to open further context menu options as below.
   
3. Now select Update driver from there to open the window directly below.
   
4. Select the Search automatically for updated driver software option on that window to see if any updates are required. Now Windows will update the video card drivers if required.
   

You can also go to the Manufacturer’s website and download the driver but some of our readers reported problems with the NVIDIA driver being not compatible with the Windows version so proceed with caution.

In addition to your GPU, check drivers for any adapters that you may have. JUA370 USB to VGA adapter has been reported as a culprit for this issue, but after updating the drivers, the problem was gone.

Nevertheless, you can use third-party software to update your drivers automatically. Not only will professional software protect your PC from possible damage, but it will also select the correct version of drivers for your device.

They are built with up-to-date technologies meant to avoid any kind of errors and are easier to use than the inbuilt Windows utilities.

We recommend Outbyte Driver Updater which is proven to be one of the greatest driver assistant software on the market.

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A tool designed for protecting your PC from potential errors and damage by finding the correct drivers for your device.

2. Re-install the Device Driver

In some cases, error code 43 can appear if your display drivers are corrupted, and the only way to fix that is to reinstall them.

We highly recommend that you perform a clean installation of the latest graphics drivers provided by your computer’s manufacturer because they are tailored to work specifically with your computer model.

1. Press the Windows Key and type in Device Manager, then click on the result.

2. Locate your graphics card driver, right-click it and choose Uninstall device from the menu.

3. When the confirmation dialog appears, check Remove driver software for this device and then click the Uninstall button.

4. After removing the driver, restart your PC and Windows 10 will automatically install the default display driver.

5. After the default driver is installed, check if the issue is still there. If everything works, you can also download the latest driver from your graphics card manufacturer.

Once the driver is removed, check if the Graphics device driver error Code 43 NVIDIA message on Windows 10 is still there.

3. Check the GPU temperature

1. Use any CPU temperature software to check the temperature of your PC.
   
2. If there are any temperature issues, open your case and clean it.
3. Consider installing additional cooling.
4. Removing overclock settings can also reduce temperature.

Utilities such as AIDA64 Extreme offer industry-leading technologies to measure the performance of your hardware, including your GPU temperature.

They can also assess your installed software and give handy solutions on how you can improve overall PC performance.

Check out our article on the best ATX cooling cases for your PC for more information.

So that’s how you can fix error code 43 for video cards in Windows. This isn’t the only problem, and many reported that their GPU usage is 0%, but we covered that issue in a separate guide.

If you’re aware of another way to solve the issue, please share it in the comments section below so that other users can try it as well.

When NVIDIA GTX 1070 kind of GPUs face error code 43, knowing the right reason is very important. Windows 10 users cannot decipher the problem with error message. It may look simple, but using the right diagnostic steps can fix the exact cause.

According to Microsoft, graphic devices show error code 43 for the following reason.

This error occurs when your graphics device driver has notified Windows that the device isn’t working properly. This may mean that the device has a hardware problem, or that the driver or driver software is failing.

In the Windows 10 Device Manager, when you right-click your “NVIDIA GTX 1070” graphics card and select “Properties“, a separate window will open. On the General tab, under “Device status“, you can see an error message like “Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems” with error code 43.

In this post we are going to see the solution for this type of problem in NVIDIA Graphic devices.

Fix #1 from forums.geforce.com

Since the first try to fix this error is to search geforce forums, I have done the same. A support member of the forum “Greybear” has given a common solution to this error code 43 problem. This works for many as of 2018 end.

1. Disable Windows 10 to automatically install it’s Microsoft generic or any other drivers for GTX 1070.

This can be done using the registry editor. Press Win + R to open the Run dialog box and type “regedit”. Copy paste the following path in the search bar.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsUpdate\UX\Settings

Then you need to modify the DWORD value in the registry key below.
ExcludeWUDriversInQualityUpdate DWORD

0 = On
1 = Off

2. First install the Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU).

Using the software, completely uninstall the NVIDIA GTX 1070 drivers completely. The latest version is 18.0.1.2 as of May 2019. You can visit this site to download. https://www.wagnardsoft.com/

3. Visit the following site. https://www.geforce.com/drivers.

Using “Manual Driver Search” you can select the required NVIDIA drivers for your GTX 1070/1070i graphics card. The latest version is 430.64 as of May 9th, 2019.

You can also use this link to manually download any NVIDIA drivers. https://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

4. Install the latest NVIDIA driver from the above source.

There are different product types under NVIDIA banner.

1. TITAN
2. GeForce
3. Quadro
4. NVS
5. Tesla
6. GRID
7. 3D Vision
8. ION
9. Legacy

Under each product, there are different models of NVIDIA graphic cards. For example, under GeForce you can see the following series.

– RTX 20 Series
– MX200 Series
– MX100 Series
– GTX 16 Series
– 16 Series
– 10 Series
– 900 & 900M Series
– 800M Series
– 700 & 700M Series
– 600 & 600M Series
– 500 & 500M Series
– 400 & 400M Series
– 300 & 300M Series
– 200 & 200M Series
– 100 & 100M Series
– 9 & 9M Series
– 8 & 8M Series
– 7 Series & Go 7 Series
– 6 Series
– 5 FX Series

For each series there are different models. You can select the right drivers based upon your graphics card model.

For example, the GeForce 10 Series has different models like the following.

1. GeForce GTX 1080Ti
2. GeForce GTX 1080
3. GeForce GTX 1070Ti
4. GeForce GTX 1070
5. GeForce GTX 1060
6. GeForce GTX 1050
7. GeForce GTX 1050Ti
8. GeForce GT 1030

There are drivers for Windows 10, 8.1, 7 (both 64 bit & 32 bit). If they are old graphic card models, you will not have Win 10 drivers. In that case, you can try use Windows 7 drivers in compatibility mode.

This should help in fixing error code most of the times.

Some of the problems looked like this :

Case Study #1

Hello all,

today my Screen suddenly lost the Connection while working on PC and it didnt come back again. So i switched to the onboard graphics.

I was checking the Hardware Manager, and it has given the Error Code 43. This Device has been stopped due to errors for my GeForce GTX 1070.

I tried to reinstall the card so far, install older driver versions, etc. But nothing could solve this error.

Thanks for any advice!

User : Shadow10058   Source: forums.geforce.com

For this typical steps for the solution were suggested like this –

1. Search(runbox) > Msconfig > Boot(tab) > Boot Option> check the SAFE BOOT … Apply and Reboot.
2. Using the DDU, completely remove the NVIDIA software using Clean option.
3. Search(runbox) > Msconfig > Boot(tab) > Boot Option> Uncheck the SAFE BOOT … Apply and Shutdown.
4. Connect the Monitor back to the 1070 before rebooting.
5. On coming back normal to Windows 10, install the latest NVIDIA GPU driver and leave the rest of the options unchecked.

Case Study #2

Sometimes, DELL computers have onboard GPU. The Alienware 15 R3 could cause the issue. In that case follow these steps.

1. Download Intel VGA driver from the following link.  https://www.dell.com/support/home/in/en/indhs1/product-support/product/alienware-15-laptop/drivers

2. Download NVIDIA VGA driver from the same site.

3. Download DDU software.

4. Disconnect from the Wifi | Lan

The following items can also be uninstalled, if the above fix does not work.

1.  Graphics Amplifier Driver.
2. Windows update KB4467702
3. Intel Driver and Support Assistant
4. The Amazon Button
5. Amplifier Software (your not using an eGPU) this might be blocking the Onboard.
6. Intel Online Connect Access
7. Run Windows 10 in Safe Boot and run DDU. Then uncheck SAFE BOOT option and restart the computer.
8. Install the Intel VGA
9. Reboot
10. Install the NVIDIA VGA
11. Reboot
12. Connect to the Wifi | Lan
13. Retest the system.

Do not Update these drivers.

The latest version of NVIDIA driver should fix this problem.

Case Stude #3

Hello everyone.

I hope some one can help me with this issue with my win 10.
I have to GPU device:
1.GTX 960
2.GTX 1070 TI (primary)

About a month ago i received several updates for my OS and my Nvidia devices.
After restating the computer my resolution was set to default and my GTX 1070 TI had the 43 error.
the GTX 960 is still working correctly.

I have tried every uninstall and install solution with no success(with DDU and all).

finally i broke down and formated and installed the entire OS, everything worked fine at the beginning
but after i finished installing my setup several restarts later the problem recurred.

Solution :

It is found that Skylake processors are found to have compatibility problems with NVIDIA GPU devices. For this you need to update your Motherboard BIOS.

The final fix in this thing was remove Upsilon 2000 and uninstall in safe mode after removing the GTX 960.

Case Study #4:

You can have a MegaTek battery problem. Then remove that driver and install the latest GPU drivers as mentioned above.

The following other solutions also will help fix the NVIDIA GTX 1070 driver error with 43 code.

1. Check if the Graphics Card is inserted properly or not.
2. NVIDIA drivers have incompatibility problems with Lucid VIRTU MVP Software.
3. Install the latest Windows 10 version (like 1809 or 1803).
4. Install the default Graphic Drivers from Microsoft if NVIDIA drivers are not working.
5. Roll back to old version driver after Windows update. (if they are working earlier).
6. Disable Driver Signature Enforcement in Starup Settings using Installation Disk.
7. Restore or Reset Windows 10 to fix Error code 43.
8. Use the Troubleshooting tool present in Control Panel or Windows Settings.
9. Uninstall and Reinstall the Graphics driver
10. Check GPU temperature and add additional cooling units if required.
11. Install old legacy drivers for the same GTX card, if they were working earlier.
12. Check if the hardware connections are intact or not.
13. Sometimes, the NVIDIA WDM 2.0 driver from Windows Updates will work properly.
14. iDisplay and OS Base iDisplay can cause compatibility issues. Uninstall them.