Intel RST/VMD v20.1.0.1013 drivers will BSOD ("inaccessible boot device")
Replied by mkzhang on topic Intel RST/VMD v20.1.0.1013 drivers will BSOD ("inaccessible boot device")
Posted 2 months 5 days ago
In this 20.1.0.1013 build, iaStorVD.sys was signed by a wrong cert which is revoked implicitly. The driver service could not run/start at all.
Please Connexion or Create an account to join the conversation.
Replied by admin on topic Intel RST/VMD v20.1.0.1013 drivers will BSOD ("inaccessible boot device")
Posted 2 months 5 days ago
You have to wait for the next version if it is not WHQL on certain chipsets
Configuration
Asus Z790 Pro Art, Intel Cpu I7 14700K, Memoires 32Go Corsair DDR5 (6000Mhz CL30), Water-cooling Thermaright, nVidia Geforce RTX3060, Alimentation Asus ROG 850W, Samsung SSD 990 Pro, SSD980 Pro, Clavier Roccat Vulkan , Souris Asus, Boitier NZXT H6, HP Creative SB Kratos Free Fibre 10Gb Cable CAT8/7, Switch 10/5/2.5Gbps, Casque Philips Fedelis.
Please Connexion or Create an account to join the conversation.
Replied by Zardoc on topic Intel RST/VMD v20.1.0.1013 drivers will BSOD ("inaccessible boot device")
Posted 2 months 4 days ago
I can confirm that they aren't working on Z790.
Just roll back to previous driver in device manager.
Just roll back to previous driver in device manager.
Please Connexion or Create an account to join the conversation.
Replied by SM-003 on topic Intel RST/VMD v20.1.0.1013 drivers will BSOD ("inaccessible boot device")
Posted 2 months 4 days ago
looks like its the same situation like last year's intel buggy INF release causing BSOD for B660/760
System H/W Specifications
Please Connexion or Create an account to join the conversation.
Time to create page: 0.154 seconds