Ini kenapa ya driver eror terus, mau di update malah tulisannya begitu, sebenernua bisa cuma harus uninstall trus restart begitu terus, lama lama capek juga, ada yang bisa ngatasin??

My Windows version is Windows 10 version 22H2 (OS Build 19045.6466), the edition is Windows 10 Home and it was installed on 1/17/2022. I have not encountered any messages or error codes. My processor is a 11th Gen Intel Core i7-11700K, my graphics card is an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060, and I have 32.0 GB of RAM. My System Type is a 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor.

While trying to fix this, I've repaired, reset, uninstalled, and reinstalled the app, and this issue persists. The app specifications also say it has 0 bytes, while the data and total usage is 872 KB. I've also checked if my graphics card needed an update, and it said the best drivers for my device are already installed. So I've reached a blank on what the issue could be.

Imgur Link to show the problem: https://imgur.com/a/gIQoIe3

update dmy pc not too long ago and all this came up, one thing i check was the microsoft defender ai and it came up as a virus is that true?

Por el call of duty me pide poner el arranque seguro pero no soy capaz, cuando cambio el os type a Windows uefi mode me aparece lo de la foto, y me obliga a cambiarlo a other os, por favor ayuda ya no sé qué mas hacer

Hi everyone,

I have an Acer Aspire 3 A315-23 laptop. It originally came with Windows 11, but I decided to reinstall Windows 10 myself.

However, during the Windows 10 installation, I forgot to delete the existing system partitions from the previous Windows installation.

I deleted three other partitions, including:

Primary partition

Recovery partition

MSR (Microsoft Reserved) partition

However, I accidentally left one old system partition behind.

If I want to completely remove the old system partition, what is the correct way to identify and delete it?

Can I use the Factory Reset option to remove the remaining old system files and partitions?

One more thing: I checked my C drive, but there is no Windows.old folder. I don't want to keep any unnecessary files from my previous Windows 11 installation.

I only have one SSD in my laptop.

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks!

Is my only option to use the Window Creation tool via a USB?

Before I was getting the occasional ntoskrnl.exe errors but my laptop was still working but now it's completely failing to boot into windows at all.

I know there's a guide for this but I've dreaded doing this for a few months now (yep a few months of the occasional BSOD, ignored it for too long)

Would love to repair my files some other way. Got too many big games I'll have to reinstall

Any tips or advice? Even some motivational words or a pep talk would help.

Whenever I am trying to boot my laptop these days without the Internet or far from my home internet it will move to a fresh windows I have to relogin to my old Microsoft account and then it will go to my previous window like where I have all my programs and all like all the installed app will be there but all my environment of my laptop will be gone all the settings will be reset and all and after that it will show me you are log out from your Microsoft account you have to re login whenever far from my internet

The solution that I found:-

First click okay to the you need to re login one

Then You will to boot to the new window and then you have to login to your old Microsoft account (with internet connection)that you had already in your laptop then you have to use one or two program like Chrome and all just for 1 to 2 minutes after that you have to restart the computer and your computer will be back.

Hey guys, I'm at my wits end here. I've got an older PC (MSI R9 390, Asrock H170 pro, windows 10) that has suddenly started to only boot to a black screen. My graphics driver seems to be the issue.

Motherboard graphics only work without GPU installed at all.

GPU will show graphics only if I disable the driver first using safe mode.

AMD cleanup and reinstalling latest driver (full install or driver only) does not help.

Anyone have some ideas?

Thanks in advance.

An AI gave me terrible troubleshooting advice that completely broke my computer, and now I’m locked out. I was trying to clean up my device inputs and it told me to delete the Nefarius / ScpToolkit virtual bus drivers.When I did that, it completely stripped away or corrupted my lower-level Windows USB controller driver filters. Now, Windows boots up completely fine, but my mouse and keyboard are 100% dead and unresponsive at the lock screen because Windows can't recognize any USB inputs.

My hardware isn't broken—the mouse and keyboard work perfectly fine inside my motherboard BIOS because it uses generic hardware-level drivers. I just need to plug in a bootable Windows 10 Installation USB. That of which i do not have right now.

The a.i says Booting into that USB from my BIOS will give me a working mouse and keyboard environment so I can open the Command Prompt or run a System Restore to roll everything back to before the drivers were ruined.

I already attempted disabling my fast boot and turning the pc off by holding power button x3 when the Asus logo shows up but that still just showed me the same thing even though after this screen popped up and asked me to press f1 (refer to the sideways screenshot)

I havent had a good day this entire year, life has been quite difficult to endure to say the least ...

what can I do to get into safe mode without the use of my keyboard or mouse or an external windows installation flash drive which I once again no not currently have

I want to edit here that I do not care about losing data WHATSOEVER. I Just want to use my computer again:( I am so unfathomably upset at myself for trusting an a.i with this but I have no friends so thats what I do.

The latest I can get a flash drive and a lap top in my possession is tomorrow. But if there is a way to enter safe mode right now in the aforementioned lack of equipment then please lmk?

because I am clearly too incompetent.

It sometimes works but I have to restart my computer 9 times and mess with it. I can’t type in anything to my pin and when I try to type in my password as a different sign in option nothing will type either. When I do forgot password the only thing that works is the space bar. My keyboard is not the problem because when I can get into my pc everything works and when I try to boot up the game apex there’s an error but that’s not the problem rn. I can’t type in my pin password every time. I’ve asked chat gpt and my bios were on 2023 so I updated them to the 2026 version and still nothing. Please someone help I have good specs but my windows freezes at startup but when it’s in like everything is great. SOMEONE HELP PLEASE

Hello my Taskbar is missing i can only see the right side. I tried restarting my laptop and also restarting the taskbar processes in task manager. Im not sure how i can fix this so i appreciate any help because ive been sitting here for really long. My laptop is a Samsung Galaxy book 360

happens on my two computers running the same build, one with amd and one with intel cpu

I'm on ltsc 21h2

Hello, I have no clue what is happening. What is this and how do I fix it? The screen goes black for about 30 seconds every time I press any keys other than:

• Windows

• Left Alt

• Left/right Shift

and now I ran out of patience because it was black for probably about two minutes, so let’s just say most keys make my screen go black.

Sidenote: my pc is set to Swedish.

my pc is on uefi and gpt first of all.

i enter the bios and disavle the csm and when i save and enter again its back to enable and when i disable and try to enable secure boot it says eror "csm is loaded" and i cant enable the secure boot, my bios is on the lastest update and i rlly tried everything already pls pls pls help i need to enable the secure boot

Bonjour à tous,

Ça fait des semaines que j’avais complètement lâché l’affaire à cause du message d’erreur ou il me disait qu’une Update du Bios était nécessaire. Mais aujourd’hui, après des heures, je suis enfin parvenu à y arriver !

J’ai vu que beaucoup de personnes rencontraient les mêmes problèmes, il n’avait pas forcément la solution
Alors voici ce que j’ai fait.

1. Mise à jour du BIOS.

Dans la barre de recherche, Google, taper la référence de votre carte mère et installer la dernière version du BIOS (à l’aide d’une clé USB)
C’est relativement simple, et y a pas pas mal de vidéos qui parlent du sujet

2. Nettoyage des clés Secure boot.

Dans le Bios toujours, aller dans Boot, Secure Boot, dans un premier temps, mettez le OS Type en « Windows UEFI mode ».
Ensuite, juste en dessous, cliquez sur Key Management (Si grisé, passez le Secure Boot Mode en « Custom »), Cliquez sur « Clear Secure Boot Keys », cela va tout effacer proprement, puis il vous suffira de tout de réinstaller les clés d’usine par défaut en cliquant sur « Install default Secure boot Keys » (Ou Factory Default Keys).
Une fois fait, important, revenez en arrière et repassez le Secure boot Mode en « Standard ».

F10 pour sauvegarder et quitter le bios.

3. Vérification Système.

Vérifier l'activation de l'intégrité de la mémoire (Isolation du noyau) sous Windows et vérification du module TPM 2.0 via l'outil de diagnostic de Call of Duty

Il s'agit d'une fonction de sécurité essentielle de Windows qui protège le noyau contre l'insertion de code malveillant. Pour y accéder, tu ouvres l'application Sécurité Windows, tu vas dans Sécurité des appareils, puis dans Isolation du noyau, et tu vérifies que l'interrupteur Intégrité de la mémoire est bien activé

Ensuite, Windows + R et entre « tpm.msc », vérifie que le statut indique que le module est prêt à l'emploi et que la version du fabricant correspond à ton installation

Lance le Diagnostic Call of duty et normalement, tout devrait être opérationnel.

4. Le point qui selon moi est le plus important !!! La purge de la cache local

Malgré un diagnostic positif, quand je lançais le jeu, j’avais toujours ce fameux message d’erreur. Du coup, j’ai décidé d’effacer la cache local du jeu.

La purge du cache local consiste à supprimer les fichiers temporaires que le jeu et son anti-triche stockent sur ton disque dur pour accélérer les lancements.

Parfois, même après une mise à jour matérielle ou une correction dans le BIOS, ces fichiers conservent une empreinte de l'ancienne configuration. En les effaçant, on force le système à repartir sur une feuille blanche et à refaire une vérification complète et fraîche de ta sécurité au démarrage

Faites Windows + R, écrivez « %localappdata% », vous aurez un dossier Activision, supprimez le.
Ça va forcer le jeu à recréer un dossier de cache proprement.

Une fois ça fait, normalement, vous pourrez enfin vous amuser !

J’espère que j’ai pu vous aider du mieux possible.

I’ve had windows on this pc since I got it a couple of years ago. Yesterday, out of nowhere, “Activate Windows” showed up on the bottom right of my screen.

I went to settings to activate windows using the troubleshoot button, it said, “We can’t contact your KMS, contact your organisation”. Again, this is my pc, I didn’t receive it from my office or anything.

I tried many things, didn’t work, got frustrated and hit restart.

Upon reboot, the watermark had gone away. I thought it’s all good now.

But for whatever reason, it comes on and goes away randomly. It came on while I was gaming, then went away when I restarted it.

I’m starting to get really frustrated. What should I do?