Windows 10: Windows 10 BSOD Boot Loop, WDF01000.SYS error

"The restore operation completed successfully." "The operation completed successfully."

Windows update also says that it was up-to-date and is working.

The drivers are still not working correctly.

 

I think you need the USB 3.0 Drivers and Chipset Drivers. Create a Restore point, go to Device Manager, find the USB 3.0, right click, select properties, drivers tab, and uninstall the drivers. Reboot and Windows Update should reinstall the drivers. I'm not sure I would try the same with the Chipset drivers. You will need to reboot into normal mode, probably. See if that works for the USB 3.0 drivers.

 

Oh dear, I seemed to have a similar issue with a Shuttle computer and tried something from this thread.

I renamed the driver USBCharger.sys to USBCharger.sys.old in safe mode and now my keyboard and mouse are no longer responding once Windows loads. The keyboard can get me into the bios, but once Windows 10 loads, I can't use the keyboard or mouse. Even if I manage to boot into Safe Mode, I still can't use my keyboard or mouse to type in my user password.

Any help? I have a PS2 keyboard, however my computer has no PS2 slots, only USB. Ugh.

Edit: I managed to access my desktop from my laptop using Mouse Without Borders. I then uninstalled the USB drivers from Device Manager and restarted. Mouse and keyboard worked again.

 

USBCharger.sys is a Gigabyte On/Off Charger Driver, so should have no affect on your keyboard. Try unplugging the keyboard in Windows and wait a second and plug it back in and see if Windows installs drivers for it. You could also try a live Linux distro and go into the drivers and name it back if needed.