- #Thread stuck in device driver after latest update install#
- #Thread stuck in device driver after latest update drivers#
Windows Update shows the 1803 update didn't install and the error code is 0xc1900101. Prior to that, I was concerned when there were two blank screen events when installation was ongoing (suggested display adapter issue).Įrror message is the same 'Thread stuck in device driver'. There were 2 BSOD crashes back-to-back during the latter part of the install process. I had disabled the display adapter prior to that. Windows Update today attempted installation of 1803 on my machine. The issue is, if anything, worse with 1803 (couldn't even install). Is anyone else still experiencing such an issue? Is anyone aware of a fix? Obviously, I do not want to go so far as to freeze all driver or other updates. I have downloaded Microsoft's tool for selecting a driver to leave alone during update but it does not list the Radeon driver so I can't freeze it. Providing at least that April 2017 driver? (I have to assume that is superior to the June 2015 one.) Why isn't Windows Update The latest driver I see listed in Windows Catalog for the Radeon R7 M265 is dated 24 April 2017 version 22.19.162.4. That is puzzling as is also Windows Update preference. If I perform an 'Update Driver' in Device Manager that old driver is the one picked up if I use the 'Search Automatically.' option: it prefers that to the new AMD one when I have had that running. However, this morning's Window Update overwrote that driver with the same one that has been the source of the BSOD crashes in the past (dated 22 June 2015 version 15.200.1045.0).
#Thread stuck in device driver after latest update drivers#
Note that I had deinstalled and deleted all previous AMD drivers before performing that installation. I installed AMD's latest driver from their support web site yesterday (dated 22 March 2018 version 3.5003) and this ran OK. I have kept the adapter disabled to allow Windows update to accumulate and hopefully resolve the problem. Getting BSOD crashes because of 'Thread Stuck In Device Driver' with the driver for the Radeon R7 M265 adapter.
You may have seen my previous posts on this issue: it began for me with the 1709 release of Windows 10.
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