Thread Stuck In Device Driver Error

[Endre555]

I have been experiencing 4 Blue Screens of Death in 1 month now, with the error "THREAD_STUCK_IN_DEVICE_DRIVER" and It's very frustrating. I always experience them when I'm playing games. I don't think this is normal because I haven't had any BSoD-s before (I used Win XP for 3 years and Win 7 for 4 years and for 1.5 years on the computer which has this problem) (I use Win 10 on that PC now). Is there any possible solution? Oh and yes, I have the newest drivers and the newest Win 10 update.

 

[JackNaylorPE]

Upgrading OS's is a misnomer .... in, general moving to a new OS reduces performance (Win 95 was the worst (-40% ...Win 10 the best in this respect) but the bigger problem is device driver compatibility.


A. Cop the Blue Screen message into your web search window and search for solutions.

B. Review Event Viewer logs to see what causing issue (error and warning messages)

C. With Win10, your biggest problem is Win10 Update replacing good working drivers with what MS thinks you should use and this has been a major issue since Win 10s 1st day.

1. Download all drivers from component manufacturer's web sites.

2. Turn off Win 10's ability to install Hardware drivers.
http://winsupersite.com/windows-10/stop-automatic-driver-updates-windows-10

3. Uninstall each device driver.

4. Use CCleaner to search registry, (check ONLY 1 section on left pane at a time) find and remove any remnants. Remove ONLY items specific to your single driver at a time. Reboot.

5. Install device driver from component manufacturer's web site.

6. Rinse and repeat for all drivers.

 

[Endre555]

Upgrading OS's is a misnomer .... in, general moving to a new OS reduces performance (Win 95 was the worst (-40% ...Win 10 the best in this respect) but the bigger problem is device driver compatibility.


A. Cop the Blue Screen message into your web search window and search for solutions.

B. Review Event Viewer logs to see what causing issue (error and warning messages)

C. With Win10, your biggest problem is Win10 Update replacing good working drivers with what MS thinks you should use and this has been a major issue since Win 10s 1st day.

1. Download all drivers from component manufacturer's web sites.

2. Turn off Win 10's ability to install Hardware drivers.
http://winsupersite.com/windows-10/stop-automatic-driver-updates-windows-10

3. Uninstall each device driver.

4. Use CCleaner to search registry, (check ONLY 1 section on left pane at a time) find and remove any remnants. Remove ONLY items specific to your single driver at a time. Reboot.

5. Install device driver from component manufacturer's web site.

6. Rinse and repeat for all drivers.

Thank you for your assistance

 

[JackNaylorPE]

My pleas...

 

[Endre555]

Using your method, I haven't had any BSoDs since, thank you very much