Windows 10: Intel GPU Driver Causes BSOD — Suspected Driver or Process Conflict on Windows 10 Works...

Hi everyone, I'm experiencing a persistent and frustrating issue with the Intel GPU driver on one of my Windows 10 installations. Here's a breakdown of the problem: When I install the Intel GPU driver, my system crashes — black screen followed by a blue screen of death BSOD.After the crash, I have to boot into Safe Mode and use Display Driver Uninstaller DDU to completely remove the Intel driver, or I won't be able to access the system at all.Once the Intel GPU driver is removed, Windows reverts to the basic Microsoft display driver, and the system works fine — until the next reboot, when

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Intel drivers causing windows to bsod

I was using ms autoruns to get rid of some useless startup programs, when i found a couple of startup programs from intel. why are these so important that they causes windows to bsod if i disable them, and do i really need them to start up with windows?

• Intel rapid storage enterprise driver.
• Intel rapid storage technology enterprise filter driver.
• Intel usb 3.0 host controller switch driver.

 

AMD HD 6000 series caused BSOD when installing driver, Windows 10

If the driver crashes in 7 as well the gpu is bad if it works fine the driver is bad. Basic troubleshooting step.

 

Intel SCSI 17.11.0.1000 driver causing BSOD problem

I own an Asus Vivobook X509JB. I have been having a BSOD problem for three weeks, and I have tried almost all the solutions I found over the internet. I recently clean installed Windows 11 on my device, and BSOD occurred again within an hour or two.

So I analysed the minidump file using Windbg preview, and from there I found this Intel SCSI 17.11.0.1000 driver( this is the listed driver for my device on ASUS customer support) causing the problem, So I uninstalled it, and there was some different version of the driver got installed by itself.

After doing this, it worked fine for a day, but last night Windows had an update to install the same version that was causing BSOD, and Windows installed it as the system restarted.

Today again the BSOD happened, and I am thinking of rolling back the driver, but before that, I want to know Can I download newer versions of Intel SCSI drivers because there are too many on their website?



My version of Windows: Windows 11 Version 22H2 for x64-based Systems