Yes but how did you manage to make it so it doesn't reinstall the drivers when you reboot?
I'm able to find and delete all of the drivers but every time they come back when I reboot. After deletion the "dir corsair* /s /b" command gives no results.
BSOD Loop - CorsairVBusDriver.sys failure
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After running optional system update for Corsair devices, my ASUS RoG G771 laptop is completely unusable. It's stuck in a BSOD reboot loop and not one recovery method is working. I wasn't provided a recovery disk with the laptop and apparently it's unable to boot from USB. I can't even reset the OS because it prompts for an outlook.com password and says the one I provide is incorrect (I've confirmed I am entering the latest password for the account and it's working on other devices). Safe mode doesn't work, either.
Others have posted this on the Corsair forum and the company doesn't answer. My laptop is now a boat anchor and I'm desperate for a solution...
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Anonymous
2020-12-18T20:13:51+00:00 My home Windows 8.1 laptop has it in
C:\Users\All Users\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\StartUp
The work laptop that had the problem is Windows 10, so may be different
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Anonymous
2020-12-18T20:07:44+00:00 go to the root of the windows drive and search:
dir corsair* /s /b
That should find everything corsair, good luck
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Anonymous
2020-12-18T19:40:13+00:00 I'm having exactly the same problem as you. I'm able to delete the drivers but they are instantly back when I reboot and I'm faced with the same BSOD. How did you remove the Corsair Utility from startup? I can only use the command prompt in windows recovery...
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Anonymous
2020-12-18T18:11:36+00:00 Hey everyone. I woke up with the same problem. Computer restarted a few times, I was able to log in for about 80 seconds, then it crashed and started the BSOD loop.
I've tried everything listed in this thread, I've cleaned out the corsair .infs, deleted all the folders, etc etc. Every time the computer restarts, it seems those files are loaded back up again.
Something must be loading them. Any ideas? I can't system restore, it won't work for some reason. I can't roll back the lastest feature / quality updates, it gives me an error.
I'm pretty pissed and obviously never buying a corsair product again.