I have a precision 5530 which I recently noticed an issue with when using graphic intensive programs.
I first noticed the issue when I was unable to open a unity-built game. I'd see the application just hang and say 'Not responding'
I noticed also when I open solidworks (CAD program that relies heavily on the GPU) the program hangs and then crashes.
I tried opening the NVidia control panel and that even crashes when I try and configure the image quality of the spinning NVidia logo.
As I suspected the P2000 may be the issue, I disabled it from the Device Manager. Once the P2000 is disabled, I can to run all the programs mentioned above without crashing - albeit with very poor performance.
So far, I have tried removing the NVidia driver and reinstalling the latest one from the Dell Website. I've also updated the bios to the latest version and loaded the default settings in the bios. I've made sure that all drivers on the machine are up to date.
Unfortunately, the issue persists, I am unable to run any program that uses the P2000 unless it is disabled in the device manager.
Is it possible that this could be a hardware issue?
sfortin
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Posted April 6th, 2019 05:00
If you are willing, you might experiment by downloading the most recent NVIDIA driver for the P2000 using the GEForce interface on the NVIDIA site:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/