If that doesn't work, you may need to use the (like oem#.inf) that is associated with the amdxhc.inf driver - this can be found using the first command above. If you used the amdxhc.inf driver (from the link you provided), try: dism /image:C: /Remove-Driver /driver:amdxhc.inf If you can boot to a command prompt without crashing, do that, otherwise boot from Windows 7 installation media > Repair Your Computer, and find the command prompt option.ĭism /image:C: /Get-Drivers - to see a list of driversĭism /image:C: /Remove-Driver /driver.inf> - to remove drivers (replace with the desired driver) Try the following commands from a command prompt (assuming C: is where windows is installed).
I can still access the files and stuff from my Linux installation, so I’m not worried about losing data I just would like to get my Windows 7 install working again.Įdit: I can and have changed the file back,īut I’m assuming the driver needs to be reinstalled using this file. I’m posting here before I finally give up and just install Windows 10 (which I would rather not do). I do not have any kind of system restore point. I am not able to boot into safe mode at all. So far I have tried launching in safe mode, quickly navigating to Device Manager and attempting to uninstall the drivers before it crashes, repairing my Windows install using the install disk. I am now trying to find a way to uninstall this driver either in the few seconds before my computer blue screens or using a repair disk.
The problem now is that when I login to Windows, However, as I expected, this did not work. Long story short, nothing worked and I ended up trying a last ditch effort of manually installing unsupported drivers by following this post on reddit: I upgraded to a new motherboard recently and found out Windows 7 does not support USB 3.0, so I went on a bit of a journey trying to install drivers for this.
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