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The interception driver is forbidden, please restart your computer ЧТО ДЕЛАТЬ? ОШИБКА ФЕЙСИТ!
BSOD STOP:C000021A FATAL SYSTEM ERROR Windows 7 не загружается
Правильный способ удалить старый драйвер из% systemroot%\system32\drivers
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Proper way to remove an old driver from %systemroot%\system32\drivers
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Same problem, but Windows 10 just after the recent major update, whatever .. creators? edition, I don’t care for 3d paint or vr crap, lots of new stuff got manually uninstalled, but this is annoying the hair off my head. boot times are impossibly slow now, and with no apparent reason. same culprit found relating to directx, but nothing else showing any relation to it. and as usual, M$ are all «Thanks for your reply. Glad we could help.» when they tell you to run sfc / scannow after the robot spiel.

been getting a 40 second or so black screen hang when starting up my windows 8.1 machine. I thought it was video card issues, and have done everything I can possibly think of (gpu related) to fix the problem.

I ran a bootlog just now, and everything seems in check except one thing not loading:

BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys

This error pops up 4 times within the bootlog, so I’m figuring this has something to do with the hanging, but I can’t for the life of me figure out how to fix this, and was hoping somebody could help.

Tuesday, August 26, 2014 7:18 PM

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Reinstalling the graphics card driver
Updating DirectX (you can look it up)
Checking the integrity of the system, using the command sfc /scannow (in the administrative command prompt)

For some reason (software corruption — fixes above; if they don’t work you might need to refresh/reset your PC) the driver fails to load. If it’s software error, it could be fixed by one of the above, usually. If it’s a hardware error, then you might need to get a new video card.

Also, does your system fit the minimum system requirements? (128 MB video memory, DirectX 9 compatible video card)

Tuesday, August 26, 2014 7:50 PM

Reinstalling the graphics card driver
Updating DirectX (you can look it up)
Checking the integrity of the system, using the command sfc /scannow (in the administrative command prompt)

I’ve reinstalled my graphics card drivers.

I’ve ran a scan. Both of the above have not helped.

I can’t seem to figure out how to update DirectX.

My system fits the above requirements — Nvidia GTX 770 graphics card.

Tuesday, August 26, 2014 8:43 PM

Hi, Have you tried in safe mode or a clean boot? Please take a check to see if the dxgkrnl.sys could be loaded successfully. Besides, could you please upload the bootlog here? Follow the guide below to upload files: Use OneDrive(SkyDrive) to upload collected files and post screen shot/picture. (Updated: 1/16/2012) Best regards Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

The interception driver is forbidden, please restart your computer ЧТО ДЕЛАТЬ? ОШИБКА ФЕЙСИТ!

Edited by Michael_LS Friday, August 29, 2014 6:38 AM

Friday, August 29, 2014 6:38 AM

Hi. I’ve loaded in clean boot, and dxgkrnl.sys still does not load. http://pastebin.com/NRep1XWC — here is the pastebin of the bootlog. Thanks

Friday, August 29, 2014 7:35 PM

Hi, I have checked boot log, no more information other than the errors. And it also couldn’t load in clean boot, which should be considered as some hardware issue. Some more questions here: Did this issue happen after clean install? Is this PC any specific, Or self-building one? Please make sure the hardwares would work together, better confirm from the manufacturer side. Best regards Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

BSOD STOP:C000021A FATAL SYSTEM ERROR Windows 7 не загружается

Monday, September 1, 2014 10:50 AM

H. This issue happened after some Windows Updates. The pc is a self-built one. All the hardware 100% works together. dxgkrnl.sys is a Microsoft Driver, which means it’ll also load in a safeboot too, so I don’t think it is a hardware issue. Everything is fine except from the booting of the system. Thanks

Edited by Faizy450 Tuesday, September 2, 2014 12:15 AM

Tuesday, September 2, 2014 12:11 AM

BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys

Tuesday, September 2, 2014 2:45 AM

Hi. That post was also me — sorry for any confusion. I wasn’t entirely sure where to post this issue. I have done everything suggested in both topics, and dxdiag seems to have no issues. Thanks

Tuesday, September 2, 2014 3:01 PM

Also found that you have posted in other forums. http://www.eightforums.com/drivers-hardware/52619-dxgkrnl-sys-not-loading-bootlog-file-4-times-3.html Share your computer components here? Have you checked the issue with the video adapter side? the DirectX driver not load might caused by the display configuration, make sure there is no 3-rd party display program installed. Another thing, upload the dxdiag log here,let’s figure this out. Rgds

Thursday, September 4, 2014 2:38 AM

here is the solution for my windows 10. I have encountered same problem like yours. Goto ‘Power Options’ -> ‘Choose what the power buttons do’ -> ‘Change settings that are currently unavailable’ -> uncheck the box for ‘Turn on fast startup’. Reboot and I didnt see the screen boot hang/blackout problem anymore. The dxgkrnl.sys BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED still there but I dont think it is the root cause. The screen blackout is more on power mgmt problem. Hope this help!

Friday, July 22, 2016 11:55 PM

here is the solution for my windows 10. I have encountered same problem like yours. Goto ‘Power Options’ -> ‘Choose what the power buttons do’ -> ‘Change settings that are currently unavailable’ -> uncheck the box for ‘Turn on fast startup’. Reboot and I didnt see the screen boot hang/blackout problem anymore. The dxgkrnl.sys BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED still there but I dont think it is the root cause. The screen blackout is more on power mgmt problem. Hope this help!

Hi, I have just the same problem in Win10 and the problem remains with the previous configuration change applied. Reviewing the bootlog, the first time the driver is loaded sucessfully but, after that, the following 4 times the same driver is not loaded. I have reinstalled the system from scrach at least 5 times in the last month and this last time I haven’t installed any 3rd party driver, only windows 10 ISO and the updates suggested by Windows Update but the problem appear again. Any idea?

Tuesday, January 31, 2017 7:58 PM

I have the exact same issue. Fresh instalation here.. Takes a lot of time to boot up: — 40 seconds from reboot instruction until ASUS logo appear on screen — 30 more until username prompt — 40 seconds after credencials input PC: asus ux03ln @windows10-HOME-64bit BOOTLOG: BOOTLOG_LOADED \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys
BOOTLOG_LOADED \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\BasicDisplay.sys
BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys (. ) BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys (. ) BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys (. ) BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys (. ) BOOTLOG_NOT_LOADED \SystemRoot\System32\drivers\dxgkrnl.sys

Friday, March 17, 2017 7:46 PM

Maybe the reason why it behaves this way is because it loaded sucessfully first time, all other times it will return error. Do you have any ideia where the bootup task sequence is defined to see if there are multiple requests to load repeated drivers?

Friday, March 17, 2017 7:51 PM

Same problem, but Windows 10 just after the recent major update, whatever .. creators? edition, I don’t care for 3d paint or vr crap, lots of new stuff got manually uninstalled, but this is annoying the hair off my head. boot times are impossibly slow now, and with no apparent reason. same culprit found relating to directx, but nothing else showing any relation to it. and as usual, M$ are all «Thanks for your reply. Glad we could help.» when they tell you to run sfc / scannow after the robot spiel.

They don’t care, you know. Problems like this, are always there. There is no need to fix it, time does that. You either live with it, ignore it, it goes away or you get an upgrade. Babu and Vishna you see replying to people here are literally walking around barefoot with kids hanging off their hips making dinner with one хэнд, and typing a scripted reply with the other, in the kitchen/living room/bedroom. That’s why it’s always the same. They don’t need to fix the problems, just be seen to be there, so we vent at them, they recite a scripted canned response, with just enough to keep some satiated with hope, but in reality, they’re just there to keep the masses at the gates with promises of the show starting soon. Tell them there is no show, they’d riot and break down the gates. So they remain silent.
So these keepers, these. gates keepers, so to speak — these people who are paid peanuts to put MCSE and MCP next to their name after finding the Burgundy M$ Ticket secreted away in a bundle of Select CD’s from 2001, are merely a facade. A false face for us to raise our ire to, when ultimately, the manner with which we are left scratching our heads leaves us wondering «Was it even a problem? did it ever boot up faster? I.. I just don’t know any more. «

Saturday, December 30, 2017 3:36 AM

Same problem, but Windows 10

Then it is not the same problem and you should open your own thread with your own details in a W10 forum.

Robert Aldwinckle
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Saturday, December 30, 2017 3:09 PM

Same problem, but Windows 10 just after the recent major update, whatever .. creators? edition, I don’t care for 3d paint or vr crap, lots of new stuff got manually uninstalled, but this is annoying the hair off my head. boot times are impossibly slow now, and with no apparent reason. same culprit found relating to directx, but nothing else showing any relation to it. and as usual, M$ are all «Thanks for your reply. Glad we could help.» when they tell you to run sfc / scannow after the robot spiel.

So true.. i’m having the same issue, probably indeed since the FCU (this is my first version anyways). Windows 10 FCU takes pretty long to load and from the boot log, i can see the above mentioned entries. Is this being channeled through to be fixed in Spring Creators Update?

Правильный способ удалить старый драйвер из% systemroot%\system32\drivers

Не так давно я пробовал узнать, почему на моем компьютере не удается выполнить обновления Windows 10. Утилита Driver Verifier показывает на делему с dcrypt.sys , файлом, который остался в %systemroot%\system32\drivers даже после того, как я удалил DiskCryptor пару лет вспять. Я сделал ошибку, удалив dcrypt.sys без помощи других, но когда я это сделал, Windows закончила загружаться. Мой вывод состоит в том, что, невзирая на то, что это программное обеспечение посторониих производителей, его присутствие было как-то нужно для последовательности пуска Windows. (Я решил эту делему, переустановив Windows вполне.) Какой был бы верный метод избавиться от такового файла?

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Если вы предпочитаете способ с графическим интерфейсом, используйте автозапуск Microsoft для Windows. Не просит установки. Просто запустите его с завышенными правами, потом перейдите на вкладку «Драйверы», снимите флаг рядом с драйвером, который вы желаете отключить, и перезагрузите компьютер: Это не только лишь обычной метод включить / отключить драйверы и службы (наряду со всем, что автоматом запускается в Windows), да и до боли просто отменить конфигурации, если вы обнаружите, что они имеют ненужные последствия, либо вы просто экспериментируете с конфигурации. Кстати, в последующий раз, когда вы отключите критически принципиальный элемент автозагрузки и Windows не загрузится, попытайтесь использовать функцию «Восстановление системы». Он способен вернуть файл драйвера, который вы удалили, также любые характеристики реестра, которые вы сможете поменять (включая конфигурации, изготовленные автозапусками), чтоб отключить его. Windows автоматом делает точки восстановления, когда собираются сделать определенные критичные деяния (к примеру, перед установкой обновлений), но рекомендуется сделать их вручную, до того как заносить конфигурации в принципиальные элементы автозагрузки. И если ваша система не загружается, и для вас необходимо использовать точку восстановления, тут приведены аннотации, как это сделать.

изменён Twisty Impersonator 18k
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Начать regedit. На левой панели перейдите к:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services

Если его там нет, выищите что-то схожее, к примеру, dskcrypt .
Если вы все еще не сможете отыскать его, используйте команду поиска regedit для поиска dcrypt.sys в подразделе в разделе « Services . Строчка dcrypt.sys обязана иметь значение ImagePath .

Когда вы отыщите ключ, перейдите к нему и удостоверьтесь, что вы вправду видите ImagePath: . dcrypt.sys в правой панели. Сейчас два раза щелкните значение Start и измените его на 4 , что значит Disabled.

Это должно сделать это.

Proper way to remove an old driver from %systemroot%\system32\drivers

Recently I was trying to find why out Windows 10 updates were failing on my computer. The Driver Verifier utility indicated a problem with dcrypt.sys , a file that had been left in %systemroot%\system32\drivers even after I had uninstalled DiskCryptor several years ago. I мейд the mistake of deleting dcrypt.sys myself, but when I did that, Windows stopped loading. My inference is that, despite its being third party software, its presence was somehow required by the Windows startup sequence. (I ended up solving this by reinstalling Windows completely.) What would have been the proper way to get rid of such a file?

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If you prefer a GUI method, use Microsoft’s Autoruns for Windows. It requires no installation. Simply run it elevated, then navigate to the Drivers tab, clear the checkmark next to the driver you wish to disable, then reboot the computer:

Not only is this a simple way to enable/disable drivers and services (along with pretty much anything else that starts automatically in Windows), but it’s very easy to undo changes if you find they have unwanted consequences or you’re simply experimenting with your configuration.

By the way, the next time you disable a critical startup item and Windows will not boot, try using System Restore. It is capable of restoring the driver file you deleted as well as any Registry settings you might change (including changed мейд by Autoruns) in an effort to disable it.

Windows automatically creates Restore Points when certain critical actions are about to be taken (such as before installing Updates), but it’s a good idea to create one manually before making changes to important startup items. And if your system fails to boot and you need to use a Restore Point, here are directions on how to do that.

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