Are you suffering from the above error showing in the image? This type of error generally occurs in the new Windows version i.e. Windows 8 and Windows 10. Because Thread Stuck in Device Driver error is caused by a driver file being caught in an endless loop.
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How to Fix Thread Stuck in Device Driver Error in Windows 10, 8 and 7
In this guide, I will show you a couple of the functioning method to fix your thread stuck in device driver BSOD in your Windows.
Method 1: Perform A Windows Update
Updation of window fix this issue because this problem arises due to the driver. If we update the whole Windows, then no issue can sustain in your PC, whereas this is the easiest method to resolve the Thread Stuck in Device Driver BSOD. Here below are the few steps to do this method successfully done.
Step 1: Press the Windows button in the keyboard, a menu appears
Step 2: In the left side menu, click on the 2nd column of “control panel.”
Step 3: The control panel appears in the upper right side search options, then search “check for update,” and presses enter in your keyboard.
Step 4: click on the first option and click on the “update now.”
The above method is the most effective and easiest method just required only 4 steps. If this method doesn’t work to fix your Thread Stuck In Device Driver BSOD. Then don’t worry here I suggested to you all the possible methods to fix your thread Stuck in Device Driver BSOD.
Method 2: Update Your Motherboard BIOS
Updating your motherboard BIOS not only solves the issue of the overall performance of your computer improves, but It also solves the Thread Stuck In Device Driver BSOD on Windows 8 and 10. This all can be done by following steps:
Step 1: On your keyboard press “Windows” + “R” altogether. A dialogue box appears in the bottom left side.
Step 2: In the dialogue box type “msinfo32” on your keyboard.
Step 3: Menu appears with system information, as shown below.
Step 4: You can view your BIOS version in the BIOS version/date section.
Step 5: Download the latest version of the BIOS update by going to the authenticated site of BIOS.
Solution 3: Update Your Drivers
As we know in the introduction, one of the causes of this problem is a driver, so updating the driver can fix the “thread stuck in device driver” error. The outdated graphic card would also lead to the error, so to fix this, you need to follow the below steps:
There are two ways to update the Video card driver:
- Automatically
- Manually
If you don’t know about the driver, then update it automatically for this you have to do the following steps:
Step 1: Press the “Windows” button and “R” on the keyboard altogether.
Step 2: Then a dialogue box will appear, and write “devmgmt” in the dialogue box, and press Enter on your keyboard.
Step 3: Go to the “Driver” tab.
Step 4: Now Click “Update Driver” and select update automatically as shown below
In the above steps, you can update the driver automatically.
Sometimes in automatic method window don’t update the latest driver of Windows, so you can also try manually:
Step 1: Click on the internet browser i.e. Google Chrome or Safari.
Step 2: Go to the Driver’s developer sites.
Step 3: Then click on the latest version of drivers and download it according to your PC specification. After that update your Driver with the latest version.
Follow these two ways to update your video card driver.
Solution 4: Run the BSOD Troubleshooter
Some of The BSOD troubleshooter tools help in a various way:
- Failing disk drive
- Malware
- Memory failure
- Services
- Device drivers
BSOD Troubleshooter is one of the options to Fix Thread Stuck in Device Driver. Here are some steps to follow in order to fix the thread stuck in the device driver.
Step 1: Go to the setting tab in Windows.
Step 2: On the left side, you see the section Update & Security.
Step 3: Then click on the 4th option troubleshoot.
Step 4: Then click on the first option Find and fix other problems than in the grey box sub click on the “Run the troubleshooter”.
Step 5: To “Run the troubleshooter,” follow the steps suggested by your PC.
In this way, you can successfully run the troubleshooter and fix the Thread Stuck in Device Driver.
Solution 5: Run DISM
DISM stands for Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM). The main function of deployment image service and Management (DISM) is to mount and service Windows image before deployment.
There are basically two ways to run DISM.
- Standard way
- Window installation media
Let start with 1st way i.e. standard way follow the given steps to run DISM.
Step 1: Press the “Windows” button on your keyboard, the option appears in two columns.
Step 2: on the bottom left search box appears type “command prompt” without using inverted commas and type enter in your keyboard.
Step 3: Command prompt box will appear on the screen.
Step 4: Type DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth in command prompt
Step 5: Scan process appears on the screen.
Step 6: After scan restart your PC.
In this way, you can fix the Thread Stuck In Device Driver BSOD. If this way isn’t working then I am going to show you an alternative way to fix the thread stuck in device driver error. With the window installation media:
Step 1: Press the Windows key on the keyboard.
Step 2: Search box appears on the bottom left side, type in the search box “command prompt” and press Enter.
Step 3: Command prompt display on the screen, type the 1st command “dism /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth”, and press Enter.
Step 4: The same process will be done with the 2nd command “dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth”.
Step 5: After successfully done step 3 and step 4, type “DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth /source: WIM: X: SourcesInstall.wim:1 /LimitAccess” and press Enter .
Note: Use the command without inverted commas.
Step 6: Change the “X” value in the above command with the letter of the mounted drive with the Windows 10 installation.
I hope these two ways work and you are able to Fix Thread Stuck In Device Driver BSOD by run DISM.
Method 6: Run the SFC scan
The work of the SFC command-line tool used to scan all the system files and resolve the corrupt file by replacing the cached copy. You can Fix Thread Stuck In Device Driver BSOD by given steps:
Step 1: Press the “Windows” button on your keyboard, the option appears in two columns.
Step 2: On the bottom left search box appears type “command prompt” without using the inverted column and type enter on your keyboard.
Step 3: The command prompt appears on the screen.
Step 4: Type sfc /scan now on your keyboard and press Enter.
Step 5: The scanning process will start, wait for a minute till the scanning process gets End.
Step 6: Restart your PC.
These few steps fix the Thread stuck in device driver BSOD.
Hope these all different method work and you’re able to fix the error using one of the above methods.