THREAD STUCK IN DEVICE DRIVER REBOOT WINDOWS 10

[BGM11]

PC reboots with THREAD STUCK IN DEVICE DRIVER. WINDOWS 10

[Riddle_Decipher]

@BGM11

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As I understand there is an error on the BSOD - "THREAD STUCK IN DEVICE DRIVER REBOOT WINDOWS 10",

Don't worry as I have a few steps that should help your cause:

Update video card drivers

Outdated corrupted video card drivers can be the main cause, so make sure you have the latest driver for your video card. If there is a problem with the video card driver, in Device Manager, you probably would a yellow mark next to the device.

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Update sound card drivers

Problematic sound card drivers can also be the cause.
Updating the sound card driver and see if the problem resolves.
Also, if you have issues with updating drivers using the HPSA, use the HP Support website instead.

Keep computer and video card adequately cool

Overheating can cause your video card’s chipset to lock up, so make sure your PC and your video card are adequately cooled.

Upgrade power supply

If you are using a desktop PC, try upgrading your computer’s power supply. If the power supply is in poor quality, it will be unable to provide adequate power to all your computer’s components. In this case, it may result in a “brown out” of sorts in your system. Remove the old power supply and replace it with a more appropriate one. If you are sure how to do this, go to the near computer repair shop for check and have it fixed.

Run a hardware diagnostics test: Click here for details.
 

Reply back with the results and the product number of your PC, for further assistance

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Regards,

[Priyadarshi22]

I am having the same issue after windows 10 installation.'thread stuck in device driver'. And it wont even open.
The problem with me is my video card has been damaged and and it cannot be recovered. So is there a way i can solve this.

[A4Apollo]

Hey there! @Priyadarshi22, Thanks for stopping by HP forums!

I understand that you are getting error THREAD STUCK IN DEVICE DRIVER on your PC.

Don't worry I will try to help you out.

Did you make any software or hardware changes on your PC?

Have you installed a retail copy of windows 10 on your PC?

Please provide the product number of your PC to help you better.

Update video card drivers

Outdated corrupted video card drivers can be the main cause, so make sure you have the latest driver for your video card. If there is a problem with the video card driver, in Device Manager, you probably would a yellow mark next to the device.

You can go to the PC manufacturer’s website or the device manufacturer’s website to download the latest driver. If you are using a brand computer, it’s recommended that you go to the PC manufacturer’s website first, as you can download the best-matched driver there. 

If you have difficulty with downloading drivers manually, you can use Driver Easy to help you. Driver Easy can scan your computer and detect all problem drivers on your computer, then give you a list of new drivers. Driver Easy has a Free version and Professional version. With Professional version, to update all drivers, you just need to click your mouse 2 times. 

Update sound card drivers

Problematic sound card drivers can also be the cause. Updating the sound card driver and see if the problem resolves. Also, if you have a problem with updating drivers manually, use Driver Easy.

Updating drivers mostly would solve the problem. If your problem persists, try solutions below.

Keep computer and video card adequately cool

Overheating can cause your video card’s chipset to lock up, so make sure your PC and your video card are adequately cooled.

Your machine does NOT have Win10 drivers.

Since it's unlikely that new drivers are going to be written for a Win7-era machine.

Use HP recovery media to restore your machine to its original working condition.

I'll watch your reply!

Have a great day ahead! 🙂