Nvidia's Hotfix 576.15 

Solving Black Screens and Temperature Glitches

Hey there, tech enthusiasts and gamers! If you've been pulling your hair out over recent Nvidia driver issues, we've got some good news for you. Nvidia has just released a hotfix driver (version 576.15) aimed at tackling those pesky black screens and temperature reporting problems that have been plaguing many users. Let's dive into what this means for you and your system.

Remember the game ready driver 576.02? While it came packed with bug fixes, it also brought along some unwelcome guests

Black screens

Incorrect temperature readings

These issues left many of you frustrated, and rightfully so. But fear not Nvidia has heard your cries

Before we get into the nitty gritty, let's clarify what a hotfix is. According to Nvidia

GeForce hotfix drivers are our way to quickly get targeted fixes out to you guys.

Think of it as a rapid response team for driver issues. It's the same as the previous version but with a few crucial fixes thrown in.

What Does Hotfix 576.15 Address?

Temperature Reporting Glitch

Problem After waking from sleep, GPU monitoring tools stopped showing correct temperatures.

Fix This hotfix should resolve the temperature reporting issue.

Black Screen on Resume

Problem Resuming from modern standby could result in a black screen.

                              Fix The hotfix aims to eliminate this annoying black screen problem.

Bonus Fixes

Shadow flickering/corruption after updating to driver 576.02

Crashes on GeForce RTX 50 series cards when entering render mode

If you're experiencing any of the issues mentioned above, absolutely give this hotfix a try.

If your system is running smoothly, you might want to hold off.

Remember, the latest driver isn't always the greatest for every system. Only update if you're having issues or if the new features are relevant to you.

How to Get the Hotfix?

Head to Nvidia's official driver download page (official link)  (direct link)

Look for driver version 576.15 

Download the appropriate package for your Windows version (10 or 11)

Install and restart your system

Always create a system restore point before installing new drivers. It's your safety net if things go sideways

Nvidia's quick response with this hotfix is a testament to their commitment to user experience. While it's frustrating to encounter issues with new drivers, it's reassuring to see prompt action taken to address them.