Windows 10: Driver Verifier Violation Bootloop

How to do i get out of a BSOD bootloop for driver verifier detected violation?


My computer boots directly to BSOD for that error, but the whole story involves a BSOD for dpc_watchdog_violation error. I identified the ntoskrnl.exe as the issue for that crash, and attempted to run driver verifier to find what was crashing my computer. After setting all the settings for the driver verifier, my computer booted directly to BSOD for the now recurring issue.


So far I've attempted:


Reset driver verifier via command prompt


Reset the PC keeping my personal files


I don't have a previous restore state


The "use a device" option doesn't see my external hard drive


I was hoping to try and run the install image from my external via command prompt but could find no clear instructions


I've run out of options that I can think to do other than remove the SSD boot drive from computer and put in my 2.5 external case and use win to usb to make a fresh install or repair the drive, but before I do that, is there another option that I'm missing?


I unfortunately cannot provide any information regarding version because I cannot boot into Windows at all.

:)

 

Driver verifier detected violation

Hi Ridhwan,

We suggest you check out ZigZag3143's recommendations from the following links:

Driver Overran Stack Buffer

Driver Verifier Detected Violation

You may also check out the link to
Troubleshoot blue screen errors to address the problem.

Let us know how it goes so we can further assist you.

Regards.

 

Driver verifier detects a violation in win32kbase.sys

In driver verifier with all of the "Standard" tests enabled, my F1A75-M motherboard & A8-3850 cpu based system bluescreens with stopcode DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION (0xC4) in win32kbase.sys. Winver is Windows 10 1803 17134.48.

With slightly more blue screen info enabled, it writes at the top left:

Code:

0x00000000000020000xFFFF82107C888F630x00000000000000000x00000000616C6947
Bugcheck [url='https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/debugger/bug-check-0xc4--driver-verifier-detected-violation']
Parameter 1 = 0x2000 in this context[/url] is supposed to mean there is a problem with StorPortInitialize in the storage miniport driver. Of which I only have Microsoft's own storahci.sys loaded. No dumpfile is written, which seems normal if the storage driver
 is keeling over.

With win32kbase.sys unchecked in driver verifier (same standard tests), my system boots fine.

I have 4 third party drivers on my system:

• AMD's usbfilter.sys (up to date)
• Nvidia HDMI audio: nvhda64v.sys
• Nvidia Graphics: nvlddmkm.sys
• network driver: L1C63x64.sys

How do I go about debugging this? I'll be running SFC and DISM.

 

BSOD - DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION - AsusPTPFilter.Sys

Hello

I have an Asus ROG GL553VE , after the last windows 10 update 1803 I started to get the computer completely frozen seconds after loading to the actual gameplay of the games sometimes with a static noise and/or image starting to get white or parts of the
screen going static. Here it is what i tried so far :

• Rollback NVIDIA graphic drivers - Didn't work
• Rollback Windows 10 to 1703 - Didn't Work

What I have seen in some cases is that online games I get the screen frozen and the only to get out of it is to hard shut down on the power button of the laptop, in offline games I got the following BSOD:

• page_fault_in_nonpaged_area
• system_thread_exception_not_handled

After some searches on the Web I decided to try the built in Driver verifier of Windows 10 , the BSOD that I get is the following :

• BSOD - DRIVER VERIFIER DETECTED VIOLATION - AsusPTPFilter.Sys

Can you please advise on what to do in this situation ? are these issues related or should I run Memtest?

Thanks.