How to Fix Driver Verifier DMA Violation BSOD Error in Windows 11/10 [Solution]

BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) is the most common error on Windows 10/11 which indicates a system crash, in which the operating system has reached a crucial condition where it can no longer operate safely and Windows cannot handle or resolve automatically.

The DMA violation BSOD error, triggered by Driver Verifier Manager on Windows, indicates a conflict or malfunction in the direct memory access (DMA) process. This error usually occurs when a device driver attempts to access incorrect memory addresses, leading to system instability and possible crash.

Method 1: Disable Driver Verifier
1. Type Verifier in the search bar and select the one designated “Run Command”.
2. Click Run as administrator to launch it.
3. In the next window, select the Delete existing settings option and click Finish.
4. Restart your system to check if this fixed the BSoD.

Method 2:
1. Press WIN R to launch Run.
2. Type CMD and press CTRL SHIFT ENTER to launch it as administrator.
3. Type Verifier /reset and press ENTER.
4. Once the process is complete, close the terminal and restart your computer to check if this has resolved your issue.

Issues covered in this tutorial:
win11 driver_verifier_dma_violation
driver_verifier_dma_violation fix
driver_verifier_dma_violation error
driver_verifier_dma_violation bsod
Asus DMA violation driver checker
Windows driver_verifier_dma_violation
Driver Verifier DMA Violation Start Loop
Driver Verifier DMA Violation BIOS
Driver Verifier DMA violation cannot start
driver_verifier_dma_violation
driver_verifier_dma_violation Windows 11
Windows blue screen driver_verifier_dma_violation
driver_verifier_dma_violation ntoskrnl.exe
driver_verifier_dma_violation Windows 10
blue screen driver_verifier_dma_violation

BSoD DRIVER CHECK DMA VIOLATION error on Windows 11 shuts down your system and you lose all unsaved data. This is caused by corrupted drivers and system files, as well as hardware issues. When you see the DRIVER_VERIFIER_DMA_VIOLATION error code, it may indicate outdated or corrupt drivers, outdated BIOS, outdated SSD firmware, etc. The causes of DRIVER DMA VIOLATION error are old or corrupted drivers, incompatible driver, hardware issues and corrupted system files.

Thanks for watching this tutorial! I hope you found this information useful and that it helps you on your journey. If you have any questions or suggestions, please leave them in the comments below. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more content like this. Stay curious, keep learning and see you in the next video!

Disclaimer: This channel does not promote any illegal content, all content provided by this channel is only for educational purposes and share my knowledge with everyone in a completely legal and informative way. And I followed all the Youtube community rules. The videos are intended entirely for the legal department.

#windowstutorials #windows11 #fix

Please take the opportunity to connect and share this video with your friends and family if you find it useful.