- #Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework pnp fatal drivers#
- #Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework pnp fatal driver#
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#Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework pnp fatal driver#
PnP encountered a severe error, either as a result of a problem in a driver orĪ problem in PnP itself. The main purpose of this post to provide some information on what is happening with this crash, at the moment, I'm not aware of any definitive solution other than waiting for the driver to be patched by Intel.
If you're able to, then please check the processor information using the !sysinfo cpuinfo command. This processor family includes a wide variety of different processors. I've been looking at the processors of the affected machines and there doesn't appear to be any discernible pattern, other than they all belong to the same processor family which is 0x06. Most users have reported that using a system restore point has managed to resolve the issue for them. Despite the DRT stating that the driver is available from Intel, there doesn't appear to be any updates and from what I understand, this driver appears to be exclusively delivered through Windows Update.
Both of which, appear to belong to same driver package which is Intel Dynamic Platform Thermal Framework (dptf).
#Intel dynamic platform and thermal framework pnp fatal drivers#
Within the past week or so, I've noticed a number of Stop 0xCA crashes caused by two drivers in particular: dptf_acpi.sys and dptf_cpu.sys.
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