A Windows 10 desktop computer fails to complete the startup sequence immediately after a third-party graphics driver update was installed. During the Windows logo splash screen, the system displays a Stop error (BSOD) and continuously restarts in a boot loop. The technician successfully boots the workstation into the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE). Which of the following is the most appropriate initial action to restore system bootability?
- Navigate to Startup Settings and boot into Safe Mode to roll back the updated driver.Cevap
- BOpen the Command Prompt and run bootrec /rebuildbcd to repair the boot configuration store.
- COpen the Command Prompt and execute sfc /scannow to replace corrupted Windows system binaries.
- DNavigate to Startup Settings and select Disable Driver Signature Enforcement to load the unverified driver.
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Navigate to Startup Settings and boot into Safe Mode to roll back the updated driver.
Safe Mode starts Windows with a baseline set of drivers and essential services. Because the crash occurs during the boot phase due to a newly installed graphics driver, booting into Safe Mode bypasses the third-party driver, allowing the technician to access Device Manager and execute a driver rollback.
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Isolating and recovering from driver-induced boot crashes using WinRE Safe Mode