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Sttube.inf

ZebreRobuste82 Posted messages 4 Status Member -  
kaneagle Posted messages 86278 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   -

Hello,

I am facing the problem of an incompatible driver that prevents the memory integrity from being activated. The incompatible driver has been identified as:

STTub30.sys

I have the ability, with the Driver Store Explorer software, to delete "sttube.inf" which contains the incompatible driver, but I have read that deleting certain drivers could cause various problems. I therefore want to be sure that this operation is safe for my computer.

Here is the information I have:

Driver type: USB bus controller

Provider: STMicroelectronics

Driver version: 3.0.4.0

Driver date: 07/05/2012

Size: 64KB

What do you think?

Thank you.


7 answers

  1.
    brucine Posted messages 24790 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   4 161
     

    Hello,

    Unless the manufacturer has a Microsoft-certified driver update, which to my knowledge is not the case, the only solutions are to disable memory integrity or to remove this driver.

    The latter is the most commonly favored because it is a specific USB hardware controller that is of no use in general cases.

    Some have a quick method of renaming it with .old at the end, which allows for its removal; otherwise, see here:

    https://www.reddit.com/r/MSI_Gaming/comments/11dl4i2/sstub30sys_driver_incompatible_with_windows_core/?tl=fr

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  2. ZebreRobuste82 Posted messages 4 Status Member
     

    It is indeed a generally useless USB hardware controller, but its removal can sometimes prevent the PC from booting up...

    Upon careful consideration, I prefer to have a required action notification from Windows Security rather than a blue screen at startup...

    Thank you for your response, brucine.

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  3. kaneagle Posted messages 86278 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 682
     

    Hello,

    Windows + R
    Type --> devmgmt.msc and OK

    Click on View
    Check --> Show hidden devices

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    Locate the problematic device and also check in --> System devices
    Post the no. Hardware ID in your next message.

    Example image:


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    Brand and model no. of the PC?

    Windows + R
    Type --> msinfo32.exe and OK
    Check in Manufacturer and model

    Example image:

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    Also carry out an sfc:
    Windows key + X
    Select --> Terminal (administrator)
    Type --> sfc /scannow and enter

    A system file check will be performed.

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  4. ZebreRobuste82 Posted messages 4 Status Member
     

    Hello kaneagle,

    I've gone through each device, but I can't find any problematic ones in the list.

    My computer is a portable Acer, model Predator Helios 500.

    The system file check yielded the following result:

    "the Windows Resource Protection program found no integrity violations."

    I want to specify that I've had this notification since I upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11.

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  6. kaneagle Posted messages 86278 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 682
     

    What do you have in USB bus controllers?

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  7. ZebreRobuste82 Posted messages 4 Status Member
     

    In "USB controller" in the device manager, I have:

    - Intel(R) USB 3.1 eXtensible Host Controller - 1.10 (Microsoft)

    - USB Mass Storage Device

    - USB Root Hub (USB3.0)

    - USB Composite Device

    - USB Composite Device.

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  8. kaneagle Posted messages 86278 Registration date   Status Moderator Last intervention   14 682
     

    Go to Windows Update and do the updates.
    Go to Advanced options and check under Optional if any drivers, etc. are offered to you....

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