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The problem is resolved by deleting iqvw64e.sys located at c:\windows\system32\drivers.

My problem is not BSOD. I wonder why I need to do all that. Sorry, I may be slow to understand.

@zbook: Please let me know how to proceed with the suggestion you made.

Sorry for my oversight and late reply. The drivers.txt is attached. I would appreciate it if you would let me know of your findings.

I updated the driver as stated in #10 above. This time, I first uninstalled it and reinstalled it. The driver file names stay the same. The error message still shows up at boot time.

Correction of my post: Question asked by @garline is the file name. The screenshot below shows the names. The above is from the wrong machine. The file names from the machine with the problem, as stated in my original post, are as follows: Just for reference information: The above two...

Sorry for the late reply. I updated the drivers, but still no luck. I did not check the drivers' version before updating. The driver version is now 14.1.22.0, dated April 8, 2025. I do not know why it is not 30.4.

The following is the only Intel program found. This is not it, so I just ignore the message. Thank you for your help, as well as to everyone else who participated in my thread.

Does this mean I can just ignore it? I can suppress the message by checking the box for "Don't show this message again."

The W11 Pro machine, which was just in-place upgraded from Windows 10, displays the above message when it boots. Suggestions are appreciated. Note that the W10 machine met the W11 requirements.

@aubergine: It worked flawlessly!!! I have tried many different things for the past 4 days. I originally worked with one of those AIs and moved to this forum. The method suggested by Arbagine is the simplest among those I tried, and more importantly, the only one that worked for my case. The...

aubergine: Does this mean that I can only do W11 clean install, and not in-place upgrade?

Mobo @bobkn referring does not seems to be GA-970A-UD3. Also, the graphic shown on page 25 shows "UEFI DualBIOS" but mine does not.

The CMOS(BIOS) does not seem to support a dual BIOS as seen in the following:

Following is the top page of the BIOS(CMOS) setting and nothing about UEFI. I do not see the options anywhere. As with the GPT, I can convert the MBR to GPT by using a third party utility if necessay. Further suggestions appreciated.