i am sorry to submit this comment
but i want to know if this issue is still active or is it beyond your ability to solve
and thank you

In T53000#464263, @Ray Molenkamp (LazyDodo) wrote:

@Ray Molenkamp (LazyDodo), did you ever see such an error message even?

Never, page errors tend to come from bad ram/paging drive and bsod the system not just make the app terminate, not sure what's going on here, best suggestion I have is to check the event log for any events that might shed some light on what's going on.

In T53000#464256, @Sergey Sharybin (sergey) wrote:

Just go to nvidia.com, Drivers and get driver for your card. Just re-install the driver, even if it's the same version. Geforce Experience might be confused if Windows secretly overwritten parts of driver's .dlls and will not detect that.

In T53000#464251, @Sergey Sharybin (sergey) wrote:

Games will not stress out OpenGL (they are mainly Direct3D on windows) and will not try to access any of OpenCL/CUDA API. Just as a matter of course, make sure you're using good driver by installing it from nvidia.com. Driver from windows update was causing far too many issues with Blender over the past year.

In T53000#464194, @Sergey Sharybin (sergey) wrote:

@Abdullah Amr (AbdullahAmr), if Blender worked before Windows updates and after updates stopped working, it's indicating the updates fault. Get drivers for your video card directly from nvidia.com and perform their clean install. Windows update loves to screw video drivers up.

it worked fine after the update only for just a few days then this happened my GPU driver is up to date updated using Nvidia before experience and I did the clean install