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Use Rufus to create bootable FreeDOS on the Flash drive.

The 367.38.1 version does not support Turing cards so if you have an RTX or GTX 16XX card you will need those newer two files as well (from what I see only mats works).Īssuming you have the ZIP file we can create the bootable flash drive: You should not attempt a repair if you have no experience with this.įrom what I could find there are two versions - 367.38.1 with all tools and documentation and partial 400.184 containing only mods and mats tools (there could be a newer version as well). You will also find some tutorials or repair examples on YouTube. Usually it's some Russian forums or sites related to third party repair. You will have to Google out sites offering MODS for download. Mods comes with a PDF file containing full documentation on how to use it. The intent is to boot it from a bootable flash drive, execute tests and look at the results (which are also saved as a text file on the flash drive). The software versions that went public are distributed as ZIP archives containing a miniature Linux distribution with all dependencies and drivers. It's used by OEM to validate a card or by repair technician to help track down broken part of the product. MODS is available as a collection of two tools that can run various tests that check all aspects of a graphics card - from VRAM chips to GPU chip specifics. Lets take a look what MODS can do and how to use it. Those tools did leak out and are now used by third party repair shops when troubleshooting broken GPUs. These are the only tests that fail and this is the entire dialog that I get.Nvidia MODS or Modular diagnostic software is an Nvidia internal set of tools for GPU diagnostic.

The second failure is the one right after this one, the Brand String test. The first failure is on the second test, the Genuine Intel test. So i downloaded that and found I have some failures but I do not know what they mean or how to fix them. After doing some quick google searches, I found out that I could see whats wrong with it by using the Intel Processor Diagnostics Tool. I finally downloaded them and tried playing but after about 10-15 minutes of playing, the game would crash, and I would get another BSoD. This got the PC back to working condition but because I had to do a factory reset, I didn't have any games to play. I updated drivers, ran memory management tools, installed updates and all that fun stuff. In the past few weeks I've been getting BSoDs usually stating a critical process failed or a memory management issue. So I have a PC that I built almost a year ago and I'm using windows 10.