Iastor.sys Update Drivers For Mac

Hey all, I recently just got my alienware 17r2 replaced due to catastrophic issues, and i now have a 17r3. I am currently having the issue with BSOD every time i leave my laptop idle for more then10 minutes, it bluescreens. I have a log here with bluescreen view, and yes, I did update the intel chipset and rapid 07-01.dmp 4/27/2016 8:32:50 PM DRIVERIRQLNOTLESSOREQUAL 0x000000d1 ffffd000`272f800`000001 fffff801`79cb90a7 iaStorA.sys iaStorA.sys+c90a7 x64 ntoskrnl.exe+142760 C: Windows Minidump 07-01.dmp 8 15 10586 330,388 4/27/2016 8:34:21 PM storage drivers. Log from bluescreen view.

1. Iastor.sys Update Drivers For Macbook Pro

Hey meepmeep, 'DRIVERIRQLNOTLESSOREQUAL' is a Windows generic stop code. Since it's pointing to the iaStorA.sys file then that could be an issue with the driver, the chipset, the hard drive/SSD itself. Or - and I've seen this before with the iaStorA.sys driver - it could be that your UEFI has the S5 sleep state enabled.

On some one-off configurations this could be culprit because it doesn't sleep the HDD/SSD properly. I forget if it's allowed, but if the moderators will allow it you can send the crash dump file to me; I've got an analysis tool from Microsoft that I can use to maybe better isolate the root cause failure. Or you can just uninstall iaStor.sys - that's what I do on every single one of my computers.

Windows failed to start.file windows system32 drivers iaStor.sys.status 0x0000359. Just an update, I was able to do as Lus7y and copy the iaStore.sys file from my MDT Out-Of-Box folder and it booted just fine. So I know that my driver is good and that the image seems good.

Hope this helps! Alienware 13 (late 2014) - Core i5-4510u, 12GB, 480GB PNY XLR8 SSD, nVidia 860M, Graphics Amp: PNY GTX 960 Inspiron 11-3180 (late 2018) - A6-9220e, 4GB, 32GB eMMC Inspiron Micro Desktop (mid 2015) - Celeron, 4GB, 32GB eMMC Feel free to call me Greggers Other: iPhone XR, iPad Air, Mac mini, Hisense Chromebook (ARM-powered) Retired and Donated to charity: Inspiron 530, Inspiron Mini 10, Inspiron M5030 (donated to mom, she's a charity case ), XPS 720 Red & Silver, Venue 8 Pro - Red edition, Inspiron 11-3162.

I'm getting a blue screen of death on shut down of my Windows 7 VM. It seems to have started since upgrading to Parallels 7. The info on the BSOD is varied, although it started out with DRIVERIRQNOTLESSOREQUAL, with the offending file being iastor.sys. Now it has gone on to other errors and files.

I've done basic troubleshooting. Safe Mode causes the same BSOD, so it doesn't appear to be a driver issue. I'm thinking it may be a Parallels 7 issue. By the way, it happens on both my Macs. It may also be my VM, but I wonder if anyone else is having a similar issue before I tackle reinstalling the VM? Possible solution I seem to have a fix here. I researched the Bad Pool Caller BSOD and it's usually triggered by a driver problem.

Several Windows drivers were updated after installing ParallelsTools, so there was a good chance that this was the root cause. The one possible explanation is that Parallels causes Win7 to update drivers that in turn conflict with Parallels.

This seems to happen when Windows attempt to update the drivers (mostly generic) that Parallels initially installs. I can't tell what the actual root cause is. But some of the before/after devices were markedly different. In my case, it appears that the BSOD came from the Intel SATA controler and the associated iastore.sys driver. Also, this is really frustrating considering that I was a happy user of Parallels 6. All my troubles started after installing v.7 x86 Anyway, here's the workaround that seems to work (about 20 clean shutdowns so far): 1. Open the Reliability History and find the list of drivers that were updated after installing v.7 2.

In the Device Installation Settings, select 'No, let me choose what to do' AND 'Never install driver software from Windows update 3. In the Device Manager, uninstall each one of the drivers identified in the Reliability History and check the delete driver option whenever available 4.

Iastor.sys Update Drivers For Macbook Pro

Reboot several times until Windows stops adding new hardware If you hit a snag, you may want to follow the foregoing steps while offline. Hope this helps. I'll post back if I run into another issue. I'm also hoping that the Parallels team can fix this going forward.