#GeForce Experience 0x0003

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high notch
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For a utility to automate DDU as much as possible follow this guide.

Note that when it logs you into safe mode you need to launch AutoDDU_CLI.exe on the desktop, then once restarted back to your normal profile you wait for AutoDDU_CLI to launch by itself (may take a few minutes)

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Explained in the link I sent

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Ok.. can you try resizing the window a bit and see if that unfreezes it

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If it happens again do it again.

That's a Windows bug, but I worked around it ages ago. Are you in Windows Insider out of curiosity?

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AutoDDU will restart eventually so save stuff you have open

high notch
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Nope, an error occurred. You have quite an interesting windows install. Python failed multiprocessing

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How out of date was your windows installation?

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That would've taken 10 minutes as it's like a 200mb update

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Yeah that's a problem

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And explains your issues.

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Potentially both. The AutoDDU issues makes me think something is wrong with your windows installation since it failed at a Windows API.

As for the NVIDIA problems, NVIDIA recommends having I think 15-20gb free at any given time.

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If you're getting a bigger SSD soon my recommendation would be to clean install windows on it when it gets here, that's likely to fix these problems.

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  1. Make a Windows bootable USB
  2. Shutdown and disconnect all drives but that USB while connecting the new SSD
  3. Boot up with only the bootable USB and the new SSD.
  4. Install Windows on the new SSD
  5. Once installed and you confirmed everything works you can connect the old SSD and start moving only personal files. Don't move over program folders or anything you don't recognize, this risks carrying the problem over.
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For information on how to install/reinstall Windows, keep your Windows license, making the USB bootable (from Windows, Linux or Android), and how to deal with partition errors while installing (such as GPT or EFI errors) please consult this Wiki entry: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rd4KAPnXsgvSdgPj7uKjGo4_K_2b6fITMOsGE3R34P4/edit?usp=sharing

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Windows Installation Guides Windows 11: If you are looking to upgrade or clean install Windows 11 start here: Windows 10: If you are looking to clean install Windows 10 start here: But which one do I choose? Windows 10 is receiving security updates until October 2025, so you can keep us...

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A 120gb hard drive?

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Damn

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Yes

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Just make sure to include just personal files you reminded

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Don't copy paste program data in there

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My recommendation is this: get a 250gb or bigger SSD just for Windows installation. And then get another drive for games. This way when you run out of space it's a matter of adding drives and not reinstalling anything.

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Clean install of windows done right (check wiki I sent) will be a clean install with nothing in it.

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Correct. Windows will install one via windows updates, but it is best to grab it manually from NVIDIA's site.

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That too if you have a laptop

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Not used unless you have a monitor connected to the motherboard instead of the dgpu by accident.