Device Freezes: Phone, Computer Keeps Freezing (STOP 0x000000D1)

As a quick fix you can update the drivers by clicking Update Driver Software in Device Manager.

1. Right-click My Computer -> Select Properties -> Device Manager (or type Device Manager in the start menu search box)
   
   
2. Click on one of the driver categories (Network adapters, Display adapters, Sound, video and game controllers)
   
   
3. Right click a driver from the drop-down list -> Update Driver Software. Select:
   
   
   • Search automatically for updated driver software - If you don't have the drivers' installation files in your computer or on a CD
     
     
   • Browse my computer for driver software (if you have the drivers' installation files in your computer or on a CD)
     
     
4. Click Next and do not interrupt the updating process
   
   

Repeat the procedure for all the drivers in all the categories.

Please note that updating existing drivers often does not fix the issue. It might be safer to re-install the drivers altogether.

It's possible that one of the drivers caused your computer to crash, especially if your computer started crashing after you have installed or updated the drivers.

If you see this line after the crash this that means that a driver caused it: STOP 0x000000D1 (DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL_TO). However, the difficult part is locating the faulty driver and the best way to fix this is to reinstall them all.

1. The safest way to reinstall your computer's drivers is to download them directly from the website of your motherboard's manufacturer (not through third-party websites). To find the your motherboard's manufacturer, install AIDA, or open the System Information utility (Start -> type System information in the search box) -> System summary.
   
   
2. Once you find your motherboard's manufacturer, download all latest drivers from their website.
   
   Note: Before you download drivers check the Windows version you are using and the System type (32-bit or 64-bit). To do that, right-click (My) Computer (if you use Windows 8(.1)/10: right-click This PC in a File Explorer window -> Properties)
   
   
3. Once you downloaded all drivers, uninstall the already installed ones. The best way to uninstall drivers is by means of an uninstaller software (you can also uninstall drivers via Control Panel; however, leftovers frequently remain if a software is uninstalled through Control Panel)
   The best uninstaller software include: Revo Uninstaller Pro, Advanced Uninstaller PRO, iObit Uninstaller, Absolute Uninstaller
   Select one of them, install it and follow the user-friendly instructions.
   
   
4. Finally, install the freshly downloaded drivers.