Timeout Detection and Recovery

E723442

Timeout Detection and Recovery is a Windows graphics subsystem mechanism that monitors GPU responsiveness and automatically resets the graphics driver to prevent system hangs or crashes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf GPU fault‑tolerance mechanism
Windows graphics subsystem mechanism
abbreviation TDR NERFINISHED
action reinitializes GPU
resets graphics driver
terminates offending graphics context
affects Direct3D applications
GPU‑accelerated compute workloads
OpenGL applications on Windows
alsoKnownAs TDR NERFINISHED
category Windows graphics architecture feature
componentOf Windows Display Driver Model NERFINISHED
configurableVia Windows Registry NERFINISHED
defaultTimeoutSeconds 2
designedBy Microsoft NERFINISHED
detects GPU hangs
long‑running GPU operations
non‑responsive graphics driver
failureResult bugcheck VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE
bugcheck VIDEO_TDR_TIMEOUT_DETECTED NERFINISHED
goal improve system stability under GPU load
isolate GPU failures from OS stability
implementedBy Windows kernel‑mode graphics driver stack NERFINISHED
dxgkrnl.sys
introducedIn Windows Vista NERFINISHED
monitors GPU responsiveness
graphics driver execution
operatingSystem Windows
surface form: Microsoft Windows
prevents full system reboot
permanent system freeze
purpose prevent system crashes
prevent system hangs
recover from GPU timeouts
registryKey TdrDdiDelay
TdrDelay
TdrLevel
relatedErrorCode 0x116
0x117
relatedErrorMessage Display driver stopped responding and has recovered
scope GPU scheduler
graphics kernel subsystem
usedIn Windows 10 NERFINISHED
Windows 11 NERFINISHED
Windows 7 NERFINISHED
Windows 8 NERFINISHED
Windows 8.1 NERFINISHED

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Windows Display Driver Model enablesFeature Timeout Detection and Recovery