You are not unwise to make a connection between the last item installed and new problems cropping up.
I've noticed that most of my kernel panics happen after updating drivers, either for a video card, or HBA, etc.
If you weren't having issues before you updated, I don't see the harm in rolling back. nVidia keeps an archive of driver installers on their site.
On May 29, 2013, at 12:29 PM, Rick wrote: I updated my Nvidia driver yesterday (because it was there) to 320.18. I running CS6 production premium with all current updates and a GTX 680 with 2GB ram. Since updating the driver, when launching AE it sits at the cleaning up raytraced 3D for a long time. It use to only do this the first time after a driver update. Now it is everytime, and yesterday I launched AE no less than 30 times. Should I just roll back the driver?
Side note: I can't keep AE running all day because I render my stuff out to image
sequences then bring those into Sony Vegas to do a mix and if AE is running, Vegas will crash 100% of the time when I go to render. It's frustrating and I blame Vegas, it's the only program I run that crashes.
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