Geforce GTX 860m Code 43 in Windows 10 64-bit

[k111_7h3_n0153]

Since about an hour ago, my Geforce 860m has a yellow triangle next to its name in device manager, and the Geforce Experience icon on my taskbar is gone. Loading up Geforce Experience manually shows there is a new driver to install, but when I install it and restart my computer, it still says there is a new driver and it is the same one i just installed. Tried uninstalling the driver and installing an old one, but it still is giving me the "Code 43" error in device manager. After googling this, it has something to do with the fact i'm running Windows 10 64-bit. Does anyone have a solution??

 

[ffg7]

click on this link http/support.amd.com/en-us/download & click on "download now" tab under the "Automatically Detect and Install Your Driver" icon.

 

[k111_7h3_n0153]

click on this link http/support.amd.com/en-us/download & click on "download now" tab under the "Automatically Detect and Install Your Driver" icon.

Why AMD drivers? I do not have anything AMD related on my laptop.

 

[ffg7]

I screwed up as I was thinking GeForce for amd not NVidia. try this link for NVidia http/www.nvidia.com/Download/Scan.aspx?lang=en-us to scan & detect the driver you need.

 

[k111_7h3_n0153]

I screwed up as I was thinking GeForce for amd not NVidia. try this link for NVidia http/www.nvidia.com/Download/Scan.aspx?lang=en-us to scan & detect the driver you need.

Says i need the most recent version of Java even though i already have version 8 update 66. Great, another thing i need to fix

 

[ffg7]

66 is the latest version as that is what is on my tower & update says it is the latest.

 

[k111_7h3_n0153]

66 is the latest version as that is what is on my tower & update says it is the latest.

i was able to download the newest driver. Says that there is no compatible graphics hardware for the drivers.

 

[ffg7]

if it was working before alright but not now then have you tried a system restore to when it was working alright?

 

[k111_7h3_n0153]

if it was working before alright but not now then have you tried a system restore to when it was working alright?

i used DDU to completely wipe the drivers off my laptop, that's what Nvidia support told me to do. I don't think restoring it would bring that back.
Update: Tried restoring, oldest restore point was after this was an issue. Restoring is a no-go.