![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Note the “Publisher Name” of the problematic driver. In the command, make sure to change e: for the driver of your installation of Windows 10 Type the following command to generate a list of all the installed drivers and press Enter: dism /image:e:\ /get-drivers DISM Get-Drivers command If you see the Windows folder, you’re in the correct drive letter, if not, go back to step 5 and try another letter. Type the following command to verify you’re in the correct drive and press Enter: dir If you see the Windows folder, you’re in the correct drive letter, if not, go back to step 5 and try another letter. Type the following command to enter into the correct drive where Windows is installed, and press Enter: e: However, in most cases the drive letter is D: or E. While the operating system is installed on C:\, when you boot your computer on recovery mode, this drive letter changes to something else. Now you need to move to the drive letter where Windows 10 is installed. When your device starts in Command Prompt, it’ll start on X:\Sources. Windows 10 Recovery Environment Command Prompt option Windows 10 Recovery Environment troubleshoot option Windows 10 Setup repair your computer option For more accurate instructions, visit your PC manufacturer’s support website.)Ĭlick the Repair your computer option in the bottom-left corner. (This process usually requires to press one of the function keys (F1, F2, F3, F10, or F12), the ESC or Delete key. To remove an incompatible driver that won’t let Windows 10 to boot correctly, use these steps:Ĭhange your device Basic Input Output System (BIOS) settings to start from the bootable media. How to uninstall driver when Windows 10 won’t start In this guide, you’ll learn the steps to uninstall an incompatible driver from the recovery environment that’s causing Windows 10 not to start correctly. If Windows 10 can’t start after installing a device driver, and Safe mode and System Restore Point won’t work, you can use the Windows Recovery Environment to uninstall third-party drivers manually using the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) command-line tool to resolve the issue. However, there will be times that your computer won’t even start in Safe mode and the restore point will fail (trust me, it happened to me, that’s the reason I’m writing this guide). When this happens, usually, you can simply restart the device in Safe mode to remove the problematic driver or use a System Restore Point to return to the last good known state. On Windows 10, sometimes, a third-party driver can prevent your device from starting correctly because of compatibility issues or other problems. ![]()
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