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windows 11 update cause.blue.screen

Teri teri 20 信誉分
2025-10-17T16:21:52.6666667+00:00

My computer motherboard is MSI Z690-A, with VMD enabled, and the driver used is Intel RST version 20.0.0.1038 provided by the MSI. After updating the latest patch of Windows 11 today and restarting, a blue screen error occurred with INACCESSBLE-BOOT_DEVICE. The system disk is the Optane H20 with Optane acceleration enabled. After testing, installing Windows+11 and updating it on a regular PCIE4.0+NVME+SSD that is not an Optane hybrid hard drive will also result in a blue screen of INACCESSBLE-BOOT_DEVICE, while installing Win11 and updating it on SATA SSD does not result in a blue screen. After turning off VMD, NVMe+SSD can also start Win11 normally AND,intel rst driver 20.2.6.1025.2 downloaded in intel.com will cause "KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE" blue screen IN MY COMPUTER

only update this days new windows11 update will cause this problem

Windows 家庭版 | Windows 11 | 设备和驱动程序
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  1. Yasllame Freitas 1,175 信誉分 独立顾问
    2025-10-17T18:51:33.6+00:00

    Hello!

    I'm Yasllame.

    I'm happy to help and clarify.

    Option 1 – Disable VMD in BIOS

    Reboot your PC and enter the BIOS/UEFI setup.

    Locate Advanced → Storage Configuration → VMD Controller.

    Disable VMD for the NVMe slot or globally.

    Save changes and reboot.

    Windows should boot normally, but Intel Optane acceleration will no longer function.

    Option 2 – Roll Back the Windows Update If you must keep VMD/Optane enabled:

    Boot into Advanced Startup → Troubleshoot → Advanced Options → Uninstall Updates.

    Remove the most recent Quality Update (KBxxxxxxx).

    Restart and verify if the system boots normally again.

    Option 3 – Use Microsoft’s Default Storage Driver If you can access Safe Mode:

    Open Device Manager → Storage controllers.

    Right-click the Intel RST VMD Controller, choose Update driver → Browse → Let me pick.

    Select Standard NVM Express Controller (Microsoft).

    Reboot.

    Option 4 – Clean Install Without VMD If all else fails:

    Back up your data.

    Reinstall Windows 11 with VMD disabled in BIOS.

    • Use the latest Intel RST driver only after verifying stability on Intel’s officialOption 1 – Disable VMD in BIOS
      1. Reboot your PC and enter the BIOS/UEFI setup.
      2. Locate Advanced → Storage Configuration → VMD Controller.
      3. Disable VMD for the NVMe slot or globally.
      4. Save changes and reboot.
      Windows should boot normally, but Intel Optane acceleration will no longer function. Option 2 – Roll Back the Windows Update
      If you must keep VMD/Optane enabled:
      1. Boot into Advanced Startup → Troubleshoot → Advanced Options → Uninstall Updates.
      2. Remove the most recent Quality Update (KBxxxxxxx).
      3. Restart and verify if the system boots normally again.
      Option 3 – Use Microsoft’s Default Storage Driver
      If you can access Safe Mode:
      1. Open Device Manager → Storage controllers.
      2. Right-click the Intel RST VMD Controller, choose Update driver → Browse → Let me pick.
      3. Select Standard NVM Express Controller (Microsoft).
      4. Reboot.
      Option 4 – Clean Install Without VMD
      If all else fails: Back up your data. Reinstall Windows 11 with VMD disabled in BIOS. Use the latest Intel RST driver only after verifying stability on Intel’s official I hope this information was helpful! If you need anything else, I'm here. Sincerely, Yasllame
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