Kernel Security Check Failure problem

Question

Hello. I have problems with Kernel Security Check Failure. Previously i had corruption problems which i could not fix so i decided to format my PC. I formated my C drive which i always had Windows installed, i left D drive because i only put random stuff of files from programs like AutoCAD, GraphicSoft etc.. and some downloaded movies.. and nothing else releated to system. So after formating it went well, i installed chipset drivers. First time after formating and booting i had no GPU drivers installed, but after chipset installation suddely they are there? I have AMD. When i go to properties on My PC to see drivers first time it was only Intel HD 4400 (i have i3 cpu) and bellow it Microsoft Adapter Display. After my chipset driver was installed AMD drivers were automaticaly installed without me even touching anything, without putting CD of driver and installing, they just installed by themselvs, is this normal? So then when i used DDU to clean uninstall GPU drivers that i already had i installee latest Crimson 17.7.1 driver. It was succesfuly installed but after i restart PC and when windows starts to boot it gives ne blue screen and it says Kernel Security Check error. I read somewhere that it was driver corruption so i rolled back from Safe Mode because error was going in loop so i couldnt access windows. Problem was no longer there, but however after i install older drivers, in middle of installation blue screem comes, but not the same one with error, its like blue screen with lines accros like display was broken, if you know what i mean and then after several seconds PC just restarts. What could possibly be an issue? I checked SFC /scannow, checked memory, checked everything, scanned everything. Nothing waw wrong. I couldnt repair windows nor reset it from my CD. Please help me.

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Answer 1

I have also the same problem of kernel security check ....but it happens while downloading the Windows update not at time of installation. And if i perform windows updates then my Laptop got too much heat and suddenly it will take auto restart. I upgrade my Laptop from Windows 7 to Windows 10 but the same problem arises in W10 also. Kindly don't reply that to update windows or update drivers or check for updates or install or uninstall recently updates.... Because these all solutions do not work. Suggest proper solution. Thank you. Will wait for answer.

Answer 2

Hi,

We would like to isolate this issue that you're having. It is normal for Windows OS to install driver automatically. Since you freshly installed Windows, automatic update is turned on. The OS will scan your device and and will look for updated drivers.

Regarding with the blue screen errors, it is no doubt that the driver(old driver) being installed in our device is no longer compatible with your system.

The best option that we can do right now, is to get an updated drivers from the device manufacturer and to make sure that you will be able to install it to your device.

We will wait for your response.

Regards.

Answer 3

Hey Im having the EXACT same issue as you. What did you do to fix it?

Answer 4

Hi,

When you receive the message about Kernel Security Check Failure and blue screen errors in Windows 8.1, it usually indicates that the kernel has detected the corruption of a critical data structure.

For information and troubleshooting steps to help resolve Kernel Security Check Failure issues, you can refer to ZigZag3143 (MS -MVP)")'s post by clicking this link.

If you have other questions, let us know.

Regards.

Answer 5

Hi,

We would like to isolate this issue that you're having. It is normal for Windows OS to install driver automatically. Since you freshly installed Windows, automatic update is turned on. The OS will scan your device and and will look for updated drivers.

Regarding with the blue screen errors, it is no doubt that the driver(old driver) being installed in our device is no longer compatible with your system.

The best option that we can do right now, is to get an updated drivers from the device manufacturer and to make sure that you will be able to install it to your device.

We will wait for your response.

Regards.

Older driver i have in my system is AMD driver from 2014. Driver date 4.7.2014. Driver version: 13.251.9001.1001. The same one i have on my CD that came along with GPU when i bought new PC, i didnt build it, it was built by technicians two years ago. But i didnt have this issue before, it started in June this year. I used DDU to uninstall drivers completely and installed latest ones for Windows 8.1 pro 64 bit, from AMD website and thats when problem began