#Icue download windows 11 driver#

The issue is caused by the outdated Corsair driver installed by Corsair’s Utility Engine.

Solution 1: Uninstall the Corsair Utility Engine Once the issue is resolved and your system boots into Windows, make sure to disconnect the Internet to avoid automatic reinstallation of the problematic driver (till the drivers/CUE software is removed). Also, check if booting your system with bare minimums lets you access the Windows OS (if so, try the solutions). If you are one of those unlucky ones who could not boot into Windows, then you should try solution 3 and onwards.īefore proceeding with the solutions, check if using Automatic Startup Repair (if you cannot boot into the system) lets you boot into the system (then you may attempt the solutions). The first and foremost thing in this issue is to stably boot the system into Windows (as many users may fail to boot the system or face a BSOD crash within minutes of logging into the system), so, the other options could be tried.

In some cases, the following type of message was displayed: CorsairVBusDriver.sys Failure BSOD Some of the unlucky users get stuck in a BSOD loop (BSOD > Automatic Startup Repair > Getting into Windows > a few minutes > BSOD), whereas other users occasionally encountered the BSOD. The user encounters the BSOD issue after the installation of a Windows Update. Moreover, the conflicting applications (like Valorant) may also trigger the BSOD issue at hand. The CorsairVBusDriver.sys driver failure may cause the BSOD issue if the driver is outdated or corrupt.