tdrdelay

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The tdrdelay tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the TDR (Timeout, Detection, and Recovery) delay registry value, which is often adjusted to fix the 'Display driver stopped responding and has recovered' error. This error typically occurs when a graphics driver fails to respond within a set time, causing the screen to go black temporarily. Users experiencing this issue with unsupported or older graphics cards, such as switchable Intel and Radeon setups, may attempt to modify the TdrDelay registry key to extend the timeout period. The tag includes troubleshooting steps like driver updates and registry edits, though success varies depending on hardware and driver support.
  1. J

    Windows 10 Display driver stopped responding and has recovered

    For the past few days I've been getting the "Display driver has stopped responding and has recovered" error. Screen goes black for a while and when it comes back the error pops up. I fear my graphics card is broken, but I hope not. My laptop has one of those switchable graphics boards. An Intel...
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