Windows 10: Vulkan API Abuse is corrupting Filesystems.

Discus and support Vulkan API Abuse is corrupting Filesystems. in Windows 10 BSOD Crashes and Debugging to solve the problem; Good day,I have been having a issue with corruption of dotNET components,loss of directX after a factory default through the 'loss' of the shader... Discussion in 'Windows 10 BSOD Crashes and Debugging' started by Jorik de Leeuw, Apr 5, 2025.

  1. JORIK DE LEEUW
    Jorik de Leeuw Win User

    Vulkan API Abuse is corrupting Filesystems.


    Good day,I have been having a issue with corruption of dotNET components,loss of directX after a factory default through the 'loss' of the shader cache. Triggering a 'BSOD' bootloop in windows 10 in which the failure to recover has effectively lead to a 'UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME'.In some cases through Vulkan API abuse a application that has 'support for MultiGPU' was released before Vulkan and introduced VUlkan support but still use a classic method of updating their graphics system will crash the filesystem and is NOT recoverable.It seems some application struggle with the eagerness to acceler

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    Jorik de Leeuw, Apr 5, 2025
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  2. JEEWANPUNETHA
    JeewanPunetha Win User

    Microsoft should use more of Vulkan API in Gaming

    Microsoft is using DirectX libraries for all its visual related tasks. But why Microsoft is not working or using Vulkan instead of DirectX for gaming. As we all know that Vulkan is much better in gaming because we get more FPS in less powerful hardware
    as Vulkan makes use of both CPU and GPU. I got one news article related to DirectX vs
    OpenGL vs Vulkan API?     I thinks Microsoft should more focus on using Vulkan API.
     
    JeewanPunetha, Apr 5, 2025
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  3. VYA DOMUS
    Vya Domus Win User
    NVIDIA Adapting RTX Ray-tracing to Vulkan API

    Most are still convinced Vulkan is secretly tweaked by AMD to give them an unparalleled advantage.
     
    Vya Domus, Apr 5, 2025
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  4. BRINK
    Brink Win User

    Vulkan API Abuse is corrupting Filesystems.

    Intel announces official support for Vulkan graphics API on Windows


    Source: Intel announces that we are moving from beta support to full official support for the Vulkan* API on Windows going forward. | Intel(R) Software
     
    Brink, Apr 5, 2025
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