Please use the below workaround to resolve this issue:    1. Change the driver file name:   a. Launch the File Explorer and input the following path into the address bar:C:\Windows\System32\drivers  b. Locate the nvpcf.sys, right-click it, and select Rename option.   c. Change the file from nvpcf.sys to nvpscf.sys.old.    2. Uninstall/Install the correct driver.   a. Boot to the safe mode.   b. Uninstall the “Nvidia” driver from the device manager.   c. Boot to the normal mode and install the driver available on dell.com/support. [Make sure driver available on Dell website is in use and is not upgraded to a higher version]    3. If still issue persists, please use the "Get Help Now" option (bottom right of this page) and collect the dump files which will help us to further investigate the issue.
Our company is experiences several laptops going to bluescreen loop with NVPCF.SYS crash. We have identified this to be related to Nvidia driver updates. The laptops works fine as long as we don't update the nvidia driver.  When the bluescreen loop starts, we have to change BIOS setting Storage SATA/NVMe opreration to AHCI/NVMe mode and then go to recovery mode in Windows 10, restart in safe mode and then we use the DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) utility to remove the Nvidia-driver. We first had this problem around march/april 2022. We use our own image, so I suspect we have some kind of conflict in our setup, however we only use official drivers from Dell and Intel and no other special software.We see some other users having the same problems when googling, but none of them have had any help. We have bought a bit above 300 computers of Precision 7560/7760 and the IT department is frankly up in arms over what to do. We have tried contacting Dell support (and Dell Precision responsible persons from sales team) and Nvidia support (a support ticket) over a long time, and we have not managed to get any help from either party.  We are afraid of when users update their display driver using Dell Command update, or if drivers are updated from Microsoft Update. Have anybody here in this forum experienced this issue? We've been a Dell customer for several years (over 3000 purchased) but this case have actually made us plan for changing brand.  
Dell 7560 / 7760 RTX A3000/A4000 nvpcf.sys bluescreens