Video_tdr_failure on battery only
Hi have problem with my alienware, most of the times i try doing something without charger plug in the Video_tdr_failure BSOD pop up
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@whitestorm that error code usually refers to an issue with wither the GPU driver or a bad video card. Not sure how this relates to the disconnected power supply. That makes the GPU circuitry the prime suspect. Anyhow, try to update your drivers and let us know what is going with your Alienware after you do so,
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Yeah, that weird for me, i'm updated the drivers, try to change to studio version, trying change power mode, and still sometimes it just bsod only when i'm on battery
@whitestorm makes me wonder if this is not going to be power issue on the video circuitry or possibly a Windows issue. This is tough to get a handle on since it appears to be only intermittently.
Has the cpu and/or gpu been overclocked at all?
Go to Task Manager → Startup and check how many programs are running in the background using up resources unnecessarily.
Some are necessary for correct operation but a lot aren't. Some are there just so that they will open up quicker if and when you decide to use them.
Try disabling the programs that you feel aren't necessary to be loaded at startup. To do this right click on the programs in Task Manager and select disable → disable, then restart the laptop in the normal manner and check. Disabling programs in Task Manager doesn't stop them from working, they may take a bit longer to open that's all.
If disabling a program in Startup causes problems simply enable it the same way as you disabled it.
To get to Task Manager in Win10/11 right click on the Taskbar.
Also just to eliminate the possibility of a bad battery, create a battery report to check the condition of the battery.
When you have the report, compare the Design Capacity value versus the Full Charge Capacity value shown in the report. For a good new battery they should nearly be the same value. You can work out the condition of the battery as a percentage by using the formula Full Charge Capacity value x 100 ÷ Design Capacity value.
