Windows 10: Windows 11 seems to be corrupted after running Driver Verifier

Hello, I have been trying to debug a driver issue which has been causing rampant crashes and blue screens on my Windows 11 machine.Before I ran the Driver Verifier, I created a System Restore point.I ran the Driver Verifier, and it has caused my machine to be stuck in a BSOD loop, and I think my Windows 11 environment is corrupted now.I had a similar issue recently when I used Driver Verifier, but I was able to use System Restore to fix it.However now when I do a System Restore my PC crashes and nothing changes.On booting, I get a blue screen:Stop code:IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUALWhat failed: ntoskr

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Running driver verifier for BSOD

Hi Vivek

I am Dave, I will help you with this.

1

Click your Start Button, then just type cmd and on the resulting list, right click Command Prompt and choose 'Run as Administrator'

That is running an elevated Command Prompt

2

To start Verifier, in the command prompt type Verifier and press enter to open the Verifier utility

3

To turn off Driver Verifier, run these two commands on Command Prompt:

verifier /reset

verifier /bootmode resetonbootfail

 

 DRIVER VERIFIER

From what I gather the methodology is to run driver varifier to try and get any "bad" drivers to crash my system. Is this correct? What would be the next step after driver verifier crashes my system?

Thanks for any elaboration.

 

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