This is a core Windows service that manages user-mode drivers. It isolates drivers from the core operating system kernel to ensure that if a driver crashes, it won't take down the entire system with a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD).
Look for or your primary USB Root Hubs. Right-click the device and select Properties .
Scroll down to find . Right-click it and select Properties . Change the Startup type to Automatic . If the service is stopped, click Start . Click Apply and OK . Restart your computer . 2. Reinstall/Update the Windows Hello Face Driver This is a core Windows service that manages
The User-Mode Driver Framework service might be stuck.
We hope this guide helps you resolve this driver error for good and restore your system's stability. Right-click the device and select Properties
If the troubleshooting steps above do not resolve the issue, try the following advanced solutions:
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Navigate to the tab (if available for your specific hardware configuration).
Restart your computer. Windows will automatically reinstall a fresh copy of the driver at startup. Fix 3: Turn Off Windows Hello Face (If Unused)
Press the Windows Key , type cmd , right-click , and select Run as administrator .