Solved Win 11 on i7-4770k ,iaStorE.sys error while booting

Win 11 on i7-4770k ,

after installing ( basically upgrade from Win 10 to Win 11 PRO version)
after auto restart it is showing error

iaStorE.sys error while booting

already added TPN Bypass registry and also dll file in Windows 11 ISO extracted SOURCE folder

I would imagine that the driver is either corrupt or needs updating for 11?

driver updated using DRIVER EASY
chipset and Sata AHCI too

tried disabling and enabling Dynamic Disk Accelerator in bios
updating all drivers
reboots

CMS Auto to Enabled

nothing is working to get Win 11 running

Note: I am using CloverMode to boot from my Primary NVME Samsung EVO 970 250GB for Windows 10 and same for upgrade
PC doesnt support native to NVME so using NVME on PCIe adaptor via CloverMode on USB
everything is UEFI without TPM

Please visit computer manufacturer website to install Intel Rapid Storage Technology Enterprise driver.

For the above BSOD please run V2:

here is log file

by V2 Log Collector 1.11​

note;-Norton 360 Deluxe Boot time protection is OFF
after installing Rapid storage technology driver-app - Windows 11 setup boots up 2 times while in installation but crashes on 63%
this is 7-10th attempt to install Win 11 in last 18 hrs

The script from the log collector was in the attachment.

Please click extract all before running V2.


(see step #3)

now here its extracted and checked

There were no dump files collected by the log collector.

Files were recently cleaned.

The collected logs start and end today 10/08/2021.



1) Please uninstall:
a) Driver Booster 8
b) Driver Easy 5.7.0

2) If you can identify any drivers installed by these software please uninstall them.



3) For drivers please use these sources:

a) The Asus website:

b) Component manufacturer websites

c) Windows updates




4) Please do not use any third party software to update or install drivers.


5) Launch Ccleaner > click the Windows tab or custom clean > scroll down to system and advanced > post images into this thread


6) See if you can run these scripts (currently requires Ten Forums logon):

Tuneup_plus_log.bat ─ Click here to go to the BSOD batch repository to download and run this batch file.

DiskParInfo.bat - Click here to go to the BSOD batch repository to download and run this batch file.


7) Monitor the computer using reliability monitor:


8) For any new BSOD please post a new V2

@zbook Thanks you Brother
Driver booster and Driver easy uninstalled
I installed nearly 15+ drivers using these apps

its so hard to properly uninstall those drivers while keeping system working
not all these all drivers are on Asus vendor Z87 Deluxe website

Note:- I also tried upgrading with Windows 10 21H1 upgrade on same machine running same version from ISO
and it fails to __ with same errors

did TUNEUP.BAT

I will try Windows 11 installation soon and will update here

When available please post results /images:
a) tuneup_plus_log
b) diskparinfo
c) Ccleaner

For any BSOD > run V2 > upload results

@trainwreck yeah but I found the some problem
1--Problem causes due to lots of driver easy & driver booster's driver package installed
2--dont use shutup10 app and if done then revert it and clean reboot
3--if ur using any driver update software and it has roll back to windows stock driver then try it
4--if needed then roll back optional updated drivers in windows update
5--try clean boot and clean start/shutdown and then try

6---I just restore my Old Image backup copy of Windows 10 21H1 having no any 3rd party nor optional updates installed
7----not even rapid storage tech driver installed from Intel

DONE I am able to upgrade to Windows 11 Pro and keep all apps here

@zbook so many thanks Zbook
it cant be possible without ur help
thanks alot

Windows 11 Pro is running so well here

I'm facing the same problem with an MSI Z87-G64 + i5-4670K when trying to install Intel SATA AHCI Controller driver.
I guess I'll use the generic Microsoft drivers for now

I attempted to install Windows 11 on an Asus H87 Plus/4770 cpu machine using a new SSD drive. I have already installed it successfully on 2 Dell T3500s, 2 Acer Aspire 5735 laptops and an HP G6 Pavillion laptop without any issues.
The install on the H87 failed at the account/password setup section and afterwards the machine would not boot. I reconnected the previous Windows 10 drive and the PC was frozen on the BIOS screen. I cleared and reset the BIOS and it would boot but no display via the HDMI port was visible. I could remote connect to the Windows 10 install from another PC and everything was as it should be. I then attempted to install Windows 10 on a new SSD drive with no success as the display output failed in the initial stages of the install. I spent a full day fault finding the issue and can report this sad news.
Windows 11 has damaged the HDMI port on my Motherboard/CPU!
I can output a display signal via a DVI cable from the DVI port and an HDMI cable via an HDMI adapter connected to the DVI port. I have tested repeatedly various OS`s from Windows 7/8/10 and MacOS`s Sierra/Mojave/Catalina and all work perfectly via the DVI output and DVI/HDMI adapter.
They all boot when the monitor is connected to the HDMI port but the display fails in the initial stages of the boot, i.e. about 4 or 5 seconds into the boot process. I have connected remotely to all systems and they are working perfectly and no errors are reported.
So let this be a warning if you are planning to install Windows 11 on a machine with an unsupported CPU which has an inbuilt iGPU. I cannot say for certain whether the Motherboard or CPU is damaged without installing a different CPU ( which I shall do when I have the time ) but I suspect that the HDMI lane out of the processor has been damaged as there are 3 separate lanes for the 3 supported display outputs ( see picture).
Thank you Microsoft for having me sign a Damage Waiver prior to installing Windows 11.

LexWallace said:

Windows 11 has damaged the HDMI port on my Motherboard/CPU!

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Nonsense.

PratikUnleashed said:

iaStorE.sys error while booting

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Windows 11 installation process is not compatible with these older RSTe drivers, return the controller to the StorAHCI driver and try again, the driver may work once the installation is completed however.