Is your machine performing normally with all other programs? I’ve had issues with Max not installing properly. This is a pain but you might uninstall Max, uninstall your video drivers and reboot. Then, reinstall the video drivers and reboot. Make sure you get ALL of the video drivers when you uninstall and if NVidia has an app to remove all lingering driver components run that so that you have a clean environment to reinstall the video drivers. Then reinstall Max but change the default directory slightly. Not sure it that is necessary but I did it once when I suspected the Registry had some old Max directory references. This makes ure you have clean references in the Registry. 

The above task has solved my similar crash problems before.

To follow up on RobH2 post. I always use Driver Sweeper between driver uninstall and reinstall.

I typically uninstall the driver, reboot in safe mode (this is to try and prevent windows from self updating before you get it all cleaned), run driver sweeper for the display drivers (NOTE: Nvidia has a lot of various drivers so make sure you only remove the video drivers), reboot to windows, install updated driver.

I very rarely have video driver issues, and at any time suspect I might I use this process. It has worked well for years to keep the system clean of residual files that can cause display issues when the system tries to overwrite existing files.

-Eric

yeah, but you’ll see crashes again and you’ll get to reinstall(clean install) driver soon. maybe in month, or in week