Driver Error : C035001E
This page refeers to the errors C035001E and 0xffffffffc035001E
Most of the time, this error occurs because your system does not have virtualization turned on, or has Hyper-V turned on.
The following steps can help eliminate this error during the loading process.
Turn on Virtualization in BIOS
Begin by opening Task Manager and navigating to the Performance tab.
If the Virtualization status is listed as "disabled," proceed to the next step. If it's already enabled, you can skip to the next section.
Virtualization for Intel Users:
Once in your BIOS settings, head over to the advanced tab and select CPU configuration.
From there, go to Intel Virtualization Technology, and enabled it. Save changes and exit.
Note: Your BIOS settings may vary depending on your computer's manufacturer.
Virtualization for AMD Users:
Once in your BIOS settings, head over to the advanced tab and select CPU configuration.
From there, go to SVM Mode, and enabled it. Save changes and exit.
Note: Your BIOS settings may vary depending on your computer's manufacturer.
2. Turn off Hyper-V in Windows
You can skip this section by downloading disable_hyperV.bat script and running it as administrator
To disable Hyper-V in Windows, follow these steps:
Open Windows PowerShell as Administrator:
Type "powershell" into the Windows search bar.
Right-click on "Windows PowerShell" and select "Run as administrator."
Enter the Following Commands: Copy and paste the following lines of code separately into the PowerShell window, pressing "Enter" after each line:
Ignore "Unknown Feature" Error: If you encounter an error message stating "Disable-WindowsOptionalFeature: Feature name Microsoft-Hyper-V-All is unknown," don't worry. This is normal and can be ignored.
Restart Your PC: After executing the commands, restart your computer for the changes to take effect.
By following these steps, you should successfully turn off Hyper-V in Windows. If you encounter any issues or have further questions, feel free to ask additional help.
3. Turn off any antivirus software
To disable Windows Defender, you can use a program called "DControl." Here's a guide on how to do it:
Using DControl:
Visit the following link to download the program: DControl.
Install and run DControl.
Follow the instructions provided by DControl to disable Windows Defender.
If DControl doesn't work or you prefer a manual approach, follow these steps:
Manual Method:
Disable Real-Time Protection:
Open Windows Security.
Click on "Virus & Threat Protection."
Below "Virus & Threat Protection Settings," click on "Manage Settings."
Turn off "Real-Time Protection."
For Windows 11 22H2: Disable Core Isolation:
Go back to the main menu of Windows Security.
Click on "Device Security."
Click "Core Isolation Details."
Turn off "Memory Integrity."
Check for 3rd Party Antivirus Software:
Press the Windows key and type "Add or remove programs."
In the list of programs, uninstall any third-party antivirus software. You can refer to this list for common antivirus programs.
After completing these steps, Windows Defender should be disabled.
4. Disable the Vulnerable Driver Blocklist
This action is only needed for Windows 11 22H2
You can skip this section by downloading vulnerable_driver.bat script and running it as administrator
To make changes to the registry to disable the Vulnerable Driver Blocklist, follow these steps:
Open Command Prompt as Administrator:
Press the Windows key.
Type "Command Prompt" or "cmd" into the search bar.
Right-click on "Command Prompt" and select "Run as administrator."
Copy and Paste the Command:
Copy the following line of code:
Confirm Changes:
Paste the command into the Command Prompt.
If prompted to confirm changes or overwrite a registry key, type "y" or "yes" and press Enter.
Restart Your PC:
After making these changes, restart your computer for the modifications to take effect.
Ensure that you follow the instructions carefully, and consider creating a backup of your registry or system restore point before making changes.
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