Question AMD RYZEN 9 5950X BSOD after windows 11 drivers update

[M3NOX]

I recently updated to windows 11 and with it i also updated the CPU drivers, AMD 5950x for windows 11.
After the driver installation my PC BSOD Bad_Pool_caller. And it's been looping on that crash as soon as I get to the desktop screen.

I don't know what to do from here.
Given the circumstances, the issue surely is that drivers update,
Any help would be really appreciated.

 

[rgd1101]

can you get into safe mode?
cpu driver? do you mean chipset driver?
full system spec?
latest motherboard bios?

 

[M3NOX]

I can get into the winsows repair screen cmd.
The exact drivers i installed are these

https://www.amd.com/es/support/cpu/amd-ryzen-processors/amd-ryzen-9-desktop-processors/amd-ryzen-9-5950x

The system:
AMD RYZEN 9 5950x
RTX 3080TI MSI
Motherboard MSI MPG X570 Gaming Plus
With bios updated less than 24 hrs ago.
Version 7C37vAK

 

[rgd1101]

that more like software then driver for the cpu. did you installed storemi?

 

[sitehostplus]

I recently updated to windows 11 and with it i also updated the CPU drivers, AMD 5950x for windows 11.
After the driver installation my PC BSOD Bad_Pool_caller. And it's been looping on that crash as soon as I get to the desktop screen.

I don't know what to do from here.
Given the circumstances, the issue surely is that drivers update,
Any help would be really appreciated.

You have to do a driver rollback at this point.

Here's something from Microsoft to help with that.

 

[M3NOX]

that more like software then driver for the cpu. did you installed storemi?

Didn't install anything else, just that driver from the link i showed, after that, straight to BSOD

 

[M3NOX]

You have to do a driver rollback at this point.

Here's something from Microsoft to help with that.

Is there a way to do a rollback without being able to actually log in the computer? Due to the constant BSOD loop as soon as it opens

 

[Misgar]

Don't you just love Windows? I've lost count of the number of times I've given up trying to roll back to an earlier Restore Point and taken the Aliens "Nuke it from orbit" approach and reinstalled Windows. I know it's painful to admit defeat but sometimes it's the simplest option if you can't get into Safe Mode.

I don't suppose you have Macrium Reflect image of the disk? Very handy in these situations. I keep a second SATA SSD in most of my machines with a clone of the main M.2 Windows C: drive for these situations. If the master drive gets corrupted, I clone the backup drive on top of it.