Unable to load a driver
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Hello,
I am contacting you because I have a problem
that has been occurring for a few days.
An alert message appears when I turn on my PC, indicating that it is impossible to load a driver on this device (screen attached)
And a few days after the appearance of this message, I am experiencing "severe slowdowns" that make it impossible to use the PC and necessitate a restart.
These problems are recurring
Here is the configuration of the PC
With an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti graphics card
Thank you in advance for the help you could provide me
14 réponses
Hello,
It’s a driver that I suppose is linked to the processor or to software that configures it and that is not Microsoft certified.
If there is no update available that is certified, there isn’t really much other solution than to disable it if it’s optional software or in the security center to disable the options that oppose it (in app control and device security).
Hello,
Thank you, but when trying to reinstall series 3000 to 8000 like mine, it seems that it doesn’t work; the system refuses.
Do you really need this software?
Are you the one who installed this software before the problem appeared?
Which Ryzen Master software? I don't particularly need it, but that doesn't solve my driver problem.
Try a system restore and choose a date prior to the issue.
Windows + R
Type --> rstrui.exe and OK.
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If the problem persists:
Proceed with an sfc:
Windows key + X
Select --> Terminal (administrator)
Type --> sfc /scannow and enter
A system file check will be performed.
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If nothing works:
Perform a Windows repair.
See this --> Repair Windows 11 without data loss
If the repair did not yield results, perform a clean reinstall of Windows 11
--> How to install Windows 11
Thank you for the solution, unfortunately, I am not offered a backup date prior to the problem, I waited too long.
I am considering resetting the PC, I don't know if it's a good solution, what do you think?
I don't know, the integrity of the memory relies on a list that Microsoft may have updated or at least on the reading of this parameter or its absence in the driver, which changes nothing about the solution: if there is no newer Microsoft-certified driver, one can only disable the integrity function or the driver itself or through the software that installs it.
I have also reset my PC Is Windows up to date?
Press Windows + R
Type --> winver and hit OK
What version is it?
Example image:
This problem was not present before Latest suggestion:
Do a clean installation of Windows 11
Check out this tutorial --> How to install Windows 11
N.B. Make sure to select the latest version --> Windows 11 25H2
Hello,
Okay, I understand, but this won't solve my slowdown issues. I think both are related.
Can a complete reset of the PC fix the problem?