Windows 10: Driver Verifier Iomanager Violatio

Stop code: DRIVER_VERIFIER_IOMANAGER_VIOLATIONwhat failed: libusb0.sysAfter I run python the computer restart. I have Ubuntu install how can I fix this? Or run safe mode?

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stopcode: Driver verifier iomanager violation

having a reboot issue from the stopcode: driver verifier iomanager violation and says the USBPcap.sys failed, how can I resolve this since even doing a fresh installation has become hard because my hard drive is encrypted with bit locker

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BSOD; kernel security check failure, then Driver verifier iomanager violation hidclass.sys

In the middle of pretty normal computer usage my computer started stuttering and having moments of freezing and unfreezing. This culminated in the first BSOD for the kernel security check failure.

Working through some of the posts on this and other forums I checked over all my hardware and connections, then ran the system file checker, chkdisk, and driver verifier manager, in that order, turning up no issues.

Then on the reboot after that I BSOD'ed with the DRIVER_VERIFIER_IOMANAGER_VIOLATION stop code, and continue to do so on every boot not into safe mode, soon after putting in my password to log in.

I went into my safe mode command line and reset my driver verifier but it continues to BSOD right as I'm putting in my password, with the same IOMANAGER VIOLATION message and the HIDCLASS.SYS listed as what failed.

I have the .dmp files from the minidump folder located here:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9rqKXbQA22ldGxDNkhWb1JlZkE

but I don't personally know enough to recognize the cause of the errors.

Thanks in advance to anyone able to help me with this.

V/R,

Jason

 

stopcode: Driver verifier iomanager violation

Hi Theo,

Based on the error message you received, it's possible that one of the drivers on the computer is causing the issue. We can turn off the bug checker that checks for such issues so we can perform updates. Please follow these steps:

• Boot in Safe Mode.
• Press Windows + R on your keyboard then run verifier.exe /reset.
• Restart your computer normally.

After restarting the computer, please update all drivers and the BIOS. For
instructions on updating the BIOS, please refer your PC manufacturer's website.

Let us know if you need more help.