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blue screen on every boot after installing shuttle ab60n raid driver

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  1. Esme W.
    @esmew77

    guys pls help i installed Shuttle AB60N RAID Driver on my small office server because teh support page listed it as reocmmended. the installer finished, asked for a reboot, and since then i get this every single time:

    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.
42% complete
For more information about this issue and possible fixes, visit
our support site.

If you call a support person, give them this info:
Stop code: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

    it goes to the blue srceen, collects info, restarts, and after a few attempts lands in Automatic Repair, which can't repair anything 🙏 i didn't touch any BIOS settings. my files are on that drive and i really don't wanna reinstall Windows. is there a way to undo a storage driver from outside Windows? please tell me there is. im about to throw this thing out the window lol

    facepalm

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  2. Otto F.
    @night_den684

    yeahhh if it still fails, force Safe Mode from recovery: Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings > Restart, then press 4 lmao safe Mode loads fewer drivers, so you may get in and can uninstall the storage driver from Device Manager (tick Delete teh driver software for this device). fingers crossed 🤞

    RAM prices doing their own thing again smh

    thumbsup

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  4. Haruto V.
    @packet_smith-3ql

    lol same thing happened to me once ure back in Windows, check the event logs and the vendors release notes. RAID/RST packages are often model-specific; the version for ur board should come from the PC or motherboard makers support page. hope that helps :)

    reading release notes like its a horror novel

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  5. Noah Vance
    @noahv118

    for me it was teh firmware :) swapped it and boom, fixed

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  7. Zane
    @threadnomad-3sw
    in reply to @packet_smith-3ql

    from the recovery environment (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 drvier installs.

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  9. Haruto V.
    @packet_smith-3ql

    @esmew77 works on paper, not in real life

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  10. Sami Ziegler
    @frame_rider939

    before any repair, back up: boot from a Linux live USB or attach the drive to another PC and copy important files 😅 then experiment without fear.

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  11. Zane
    @threadnomad-3sw
    in reply to @frame_rider939

    yeahhh boot to the recovery Command Prompt and list third-party drivers in the offline image:

    dism /image:C:\ /get-drivers

    find the sotrage/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, sooo check with dir C:\ or diskpart > list volume first.

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  12. Zane
    @threadnomad-3sw
    in reply to @threadnomad-3sw

    not every boot BSOD after a driver install is teh driver. check teh drive health once ure back in, just to be safe.

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  16. Haruto V.
    @packet_smith-3ql

    oof pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo 2000, from scratch good luck man!

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