Driver Power State Failure Closed

Question

I get a Driver_power_state_failure with a stop : 0x0000009F(0x00000004,0x00000258,0x8658F020,0x8397CB24)

Yesterday i was working with my computer and i was running a game and fix my pc and it was very slow it got stuck and i forced it down and when i start the pc i get that error.

I have tried sfc and bootrec and startup repair none of them can fix the problem it says unable to fix the problem.
I also have the recovery disk and can view the hard disk files and also use cmd but i tried the startup repair and it could not fix the problem.

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Ambucias · Answer

Hello

Here is how Microsoft recommends to solve the issue:

To resolve the error and prevent the error from recurring, update or remove the offending driver. This error can occur because of a device driver, but it can also occur because of a file system filter driver (for example, a driver that is installed by an antivirus, remote control, or backup program). 

To isolate the driver that is causing the error, follow these steps: 
1.Check to make sure that your computer and all installed devices are on the Hardware Compatibility List (HCL). You can view the HCL at the following Microsoft Web site: 
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/
(https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/ 
2.Check for drivers that are not designed for use with Windows. You can use the Sigverif.exe tool to do this. For information about how to use the Sigverif tool, refer to the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
308514
(https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/308514 ) 
HOW TO: Verify Unsigned Device Drivers in Windows XP 
3.Check for driver updates that may be available for your hardware.
4.Update any software that uses filter drivers (for example, antivirus, remote control, and backup software).
5.Remove any non-critical devices and software to help isolate the device or software that is causing the error.
6.Install Windows in a new folder. Add drivers one by one, and restart the computer after each addition, to try to locate the driver that is causing the error.


Good luck

nisva · Answer

Thanks For the help but my computer can not be booted up it will not boot so i can't do the stuff you told me i can only use cmd and view hard disk files using my recovery cd functions.

nisva · Answer

The computer can not be booted up due to that error i can only use the recovery disk to use cmd and view system files thats all i can not log in to the computer and use it,

xpcman · Answer

If you overclocked the CPU/Motherboard and increased voltages then you might have damaged one of the chips on the MB.  

What happens when you boot into the BIOS?
Did you try using a Linux boot CD?

The above may help us decide if you have a hardware problem or something that a software update might fix.

Good Luck

nisva · Answer

Hey when i go into bios everything looks fine and i can't boot computer to update it also last when it worked i was running a software called speed up ram or something maybe it caused the problem.

Driver Power State Failure

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