Video Scheduler Internal Error in Windows 10| Quick 10 ways to Fix

Video Scheduler Internal Error is a result of the conflict between the Video Driver of your device and the recent updates of Windows 10.
The Video_Scheduler_Internal_Error is a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) type error.

Your screen turns blue when a VIDEO SCHEDULER INTERNAL ERROR occurs. A problem with your graphics adapter causes it, and usually happens with NVIDIA GPUs. Perhaps your graphics card is not detected correctly by your PC.

As the name suggests, you will see a blue screen with an error message written, and all the functions and processes of your Windows will stop working unless you restart. Thus, the blue screen of ‘Death.’ The error code is 0x00000119.

Why is My PC Showing This Error?

There can be various causes for Video Scheduler Internal Error Windows 10 to be shown by your device. Here are a few of them:

1. Incompatible, corrupted or outdated Graphics drivers
2. Corrupt Windows Registry
3. Virus or Malware infection
4. Corrupt Windows system files
5. At last, Hardware issues

How to Fix the Video Scheduler Internal Error

Below are the proven and tested ten methods which will make sure to fix the error:

Method 1: Re-install Graphics Drivers

1. First, Right-click on the NVIDIA graphic card under the device manager and select “Uninstall.” When asked for confirmation, select Yes.
2. Then press Windows Key + X, then select “Control Panel.” From Control Panel, click on “Uninstall a Program.” Then, uninstall everything related to Nvidia.
3. Reboot your system to save changes and download the setup from the manufacturer’s website again. Once you have removed everything related to the Device Drivers, try installing the drivers again.

Download: https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/86510/

Are you having trouble installing your video drivers? Here’s the fix to NVIDIA Installed Failed in Windows.

Method 2: Update Graphic Card Drivers

1. First, Press Windows Key + R, then type devmgmt.msc and hit enter to open Device Manager.

   

2. Then, expand Display adapters, right-click on your Nvidia Graphic Card, and select “Enable.”

   

3. Now, right-click on your graphics card and select “Update Driver Software. ”

   

4. Select “Search automatically for updated driver software” and let it finish.

   

5. Again select “Update Driver Software“, but on the next screen, select “Browse my computer for driver software. ”

   

6. Now select “Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer.” Select the compatible drivers from your Nvidia Graphic Card and click “Next.” At last, restart your PC to save changes.

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Method 3: Make sure Windows is up to date

1. At first, Press Windows Key + I, then select “Update & Security.”

   

2. Next, click “Check for updates” and install any new updates. After installing the updates, reboot your PC to Fix the Video Scheduler Internal Error.

1. After installing the updates, reboot your PC to Fix Video Scheduler Internal Error.

Method 4: Disk Cleanup and Check-up

1. 1. First, Press the Windows key. Type the following text in the search box: cmd. Then right-click on the “Command Prompt.”
   2. Choose “Run as administrator.”

      

1. Next, once the command window opens, type: chkdsk c: /f /r
2. You should find this text: “Chkdsk cannot run because another process uses the volume. Would you like to schedule this volume to be checked the next time the system restarts? (Y/N).” Type Y. Finally, restart your computer. While the computer is being renewed, Windows will check your hard disk, and if it finds a problem, it will try to sort it out.
3. Wait until the computer restarts fully, and when it does, you should go back to step 5 but type in the following text: sfc /scannow.

Method 5: Run DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management)

1. First, Press Windows Key + X, then select Command Prompt. (Admin)

   

2. Then try these commands sequentially: Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup.
   To verify the system’s integrity, run the DISM command: Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth. Finally, Reboot your Pc to save changes.

   

Method 6: Rollback faulty Device Driver

1. First, Double click on your video driver in Device Manager.

   

2. Now click on the “Driver” tab. Then click on “RollBack.” If your drive performs well and there is no error, the Rollback Driver button will be invisible.

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Method 7: Check the violations your Antivirus Software creates

Some security software may create a BSOD problem. For example, AVG Internet Security may create a DPC watchdog violation or video scheduler internal error.

So, I suggest you disable your antivirus and restart your PC. Then see what happens. This internal error might also be due to unexpected shutdowns or starts. Here’s a fix you need to check for Windows 10 Random Restart Error. If it solves BSOD, you should uninstall your antivirus software.

Method 8: Fix faulty registries with CCleaner

Windows Registry is a database where all the settings and configuration of the system are stored. It is entirely possible that due to some conflicting update, the settings might be smudged or altered.

Unless you are an IT expert, we do not recommend manually tinkering around with the Windows Registry. You can use CCleaner to work automatically for you.

One of the best things about CCleaner is it fixes all the faulty registries and performs all other optimizations automatically. What’s more, it’s entirely free!

Method 9: Run a full system scan using Malwarebytes

The video scheduler’s internal error may be caused by a ‘bug’ or malware. Some of these inject themselves into the Video Cards and can cause the BSOD.

To remove all the malware on your device in one go, we recommend Malwarebytes. It is fast, powerful, and it’s free!

You can also buy the premium version, but the free–home version should be good enough for our purposes.

Method 10: Run Disk Cleanup

1. First, go to This PC or My PC and right-click on the C: drive to select “Properties.”

   

2. Now from the Properties window, click on Disk Cleanup under capacity. Then it will take some time to calculate how much space Disk Cleanup will be able to free.
3. Furthermore, click “Clean up system files” at the bottom under Description. In the next window that opens, select everything under Files to delete and then click “OK” to run Disk Cleanup.

Then let the Disk Cleanup complete and restart your PC to save changes.

Conclusion

We hope it helped! The video scheduler internal error should be removed entirely by now. If you still experience the BSOD error, take your device for a check-up since it will probably be the fault of a broken Device Driver Card. It might also be because of a memory management error in Windows 10. You can use that fix in case these methods don’t work.

Garvit Sinha

Gravit Sinha: Founder of ValidEdge, a problem-solving website, driven by his lifelong passion for fixing issues.