Microsoft admits one bad driver can crash all of Windows, and Intel’s Windows 11 26H2-ready GPU drivers are next to get its fix
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Microsoft admits a single bad driver can crash all of Windows—and Intel is fixing it first
For decades, the standard Windows experience has occasionally been disrupted by sudden Blue Screens of Death (BSOD), unexpected thermal throttling, or battery drain. While users often point fingers directly at the operating system, Microsoft has officially acknowledged a reality long understood behind closed doors: a single faulty, low-quality driver running in kernel space can bring […]
Windows 11 has many problems, one of the most serious of which is system stability. Microsoft defends itself by saying it's not just their fault. Driver manufacturers are also responsible.
Through the Driver Quality Initiative, Microsoft is asking partners to improve driver stability for Windows 11, and Intel was the first to start implementing changes.
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