Windows 10: Can't even INSTALL: thread stuck in device driver...

https://youtu.be/Lb9DeAhPqMU


... I'm feeling pretty **** right now :/

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Thread stuck in device driver

Hi Srinivasan,

Thank you for posting on Microsoft Community. We appreciate your interest in Windows 10.

Run Hardware and Device troubleshooter by following the steps below, and check if the issue is resolved.

Step 1: Type Troubleshooter in the search bar next to
Start icon, press Enter.

Step 2: Select View all from the left side panel, and click on
Hardware and Devices option.

Step 3: Follow the onscreen instructions.

Refer to the suggestion given by ZigZag3143 (Windows IT Pro MS –MVP) from the link below:

thread stuck in device driver windows 10

Also refer to the links below on similar issue,

thread stuck in device driver windows 10

THREAD STUCK IN DEVICE DRIVER IN WINDOWS 10

Hope this helps!

Get back to us if you have queries regarding Windows, we will be happy to help you.



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Thread stuck in device driver

Start here:
How to fix Windows 10 Thread Stuck In Device Driver error - Windows 10

and continue if necessary with the other fixes for
Thread stuck in device driver + Windows 10 - Google Search

But remember that a factory install is such an inferior install that most tech enthusiasts would never run one, but prefer to

Clean Install Windows 10 which compiles the best install one can have.

Short of that you can go over the
Windows 10 Performance and Install Integrity Checklist - Microsoft Community to make sure it's set up correctly, optimized for best performance and any needed repairs get done.

 

Thread Stuck in Driver

Hi Mark,

We appreciate that you have provided us the troubleshooting steps that you have done already. We can provide you other troubleshooting steps that can help to resolve the issue regarding the Thread Stuck in Driver error.

The Thread Stuck In Device Driver error is caused by a driver file being caught in an endless loop while it waits for the hardware to enter idle state. Performing a series of updates will usually resolve this issue and since you have updated your motherboard
BIOS as well as the graphics and audio drivers, you can perform the Windows updates. Here's how:

• Open Start Menu and click on Settings >
  Update & Security settings > Windows Update.
• Click on the Check for updates button.
• If any updates are available, they will be offered to you.

Let us know if there is anything else that comes up so we can further assist you.