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‎01-31-2025 01:02 AM

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Product: HP EliteBook 645 14 inch G11 Notebook PC IDS Base Model
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

When I install a clean Windows 11 image using the latest Windows 11 SCCM drivers from HP on this model, it always boots to startup repair. None of the standard repair options do anything, and of course there are no "recent updates" or restore points. Restarting loops to startup repair.

 

Workaround:

Enabling debugging mode or bootlog, then restarting boots Windows normally, and then everything works fine, even without network access. The ntbdlog notes problems with AMDfendr and dxgkrnl.sys, but I have tried a dozen driver combinations with no dice.

 

Imaging the machine with Windows 10 works just fine. Upgrading to Windows 11 works just fine.

 

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‎03-10-2025 08:40 AM

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Try download AMD Chipset driver and import to SCCM / MCM it solved our issue with Elitebook 845 G11

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‎03-10-2025 08:40 AM

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Try download AMD Chipset driver and import to SCCM / MCM it solved our issue with Elitebook 845 G11

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