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BLUE SCREEN ON EVERY BOOT AFTER INSTALLING INTEL NPU DRIVERS

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  1. Bram M.
    @bram_mutex

    so annoyed rn my small office server is in a blue screen loop and i know exactly what caused it: installing teh chipset package.

    Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're

    Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're
just collecting some error info, and then we'll restart for
you.
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Stop code: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

    The drive shows up in BIOS with its correct name and size. Windows recovery opens, but System Restore says there are no restore points, which is great. Im comfortable with a command prompt if someone tells me what to type 馃槄 I just need Windows to boot so I can back up my work. what am i doing wrong??

    thinking

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  2. Otto Eriksen
    @nimbus_builder

    Check BIOS SATA/NVMe mode. If the new driver installed for RAID/RST mode and the BIOS is in AHCI (or vice versa), Windows can't find its boot disk. Don't flip modes randomly, but note what it's set to.

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  3. Zora Celik
    @ping_wrangler

    @socket_trace thank u this worked!!. bump, still happening with small for me thank u thank u thank u

    1 6 helpful
  4. Amara Pereira
    @apereira-1ip

    is windows even worth bothering with or should i just leave it ?

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  9. Rafa
    @rokafor_15

    From the recovery environmnet (Troubleshoot > Advanced options), try Uninstall Updates first if it was delivered through Windows Update, then System Restore if any point exists. Restore points are often created automatically before driver installs.

    1 0 helpful
  10. Priya K.
    @pkoch

    been there man following, haivng the same problem

    1 1 helpful
  11. Kai
    @lucky_sprite414
    in reply to @pkoch

    lol same thing happened to me exact same thing happened to my old tihnkpad last month. reading this at 2am instead of sleeping, no regrets fingers crossed 馃

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  12. Kenji Ferreira
    @subnetforge

    Once u're back in Windows, check the event logs and teh vendor's release notes. RAID/RST packages are often model-specific; teh version for your board should come from the PC or motherboard maker's support page. fingers crossed 馃

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  13. Zoe Thorne
    @zoet178

    help!! my work pc is officially haunted 馃し which version are you on? seriously need help here 馃槶

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  14. Erik Schmidt
    @early_otter969

    idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh

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  15. Rafa
    @rokafor_15

    uhh is storage-driver even worth bothering with or should i just leave it

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  16. Vik
    @vik.reyes
    in reply to @rokafor_15

    oof +1 same here. @rokafor_15 what did u end up doing in the end worked for me anyway 馃し

    my pc fans sound like a jet taking off but sure

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  17. Kenji Ferreira
    @subnetforge
    in reply to @vik.reyes

    oof boot to teh recovery Command Prompt and list third-party drivers in teh offline image:

    dism /image:C:\ /get-drivers

    Find the storage/RAID entry by its provider and date (oemXX.inf), then remove it:

    dism /image:C:\ /remove-driver /driver:oemXX.inf

    the drive letter can differ in WinRE, so check with dir C:\ or diskpart > list volume first.

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  18. Caleb A.
    @caleba800

    btw i come back to this thread every week just for the drama

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