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I ran Driver Verifier, selected all drivers and reboot.
Now computer doesn't boot. It enters diagnostic screen with many icons, some of them suggesting to reinstall Windows.
Is it possible to recover?
UDPATE
Driver Verifier is a built-in feature of Microsoft.
UPDATE 2
Finally I got the following regularities:
1) If I select all drivers in Driver Verifier, I get windows just not boot with black screen or entering diagnostic mode.
2) If I select part of drivers, then I get BSOD with DRIVER_VERIFIER_IOMANAGER_VIOLATION. I tried to sord drivers by vendor name and select all before Microsoft and all after Microsoft (excluding MS).
Looks like by some reason I can use Driver Verifier at all!
Dims
Posted 2016-11-23T17:49:25.343
Reputation: 8 464
maybe some AHCI incompatible drivers were installed – M. Abdelhafid – 2016-11-23T18:06:21.777
Could you please elaborate regarding exactly what the "Driver Verifier" actually is? I assume it is a third-party utility for analyzing and/or updating your device drivers. To be perfectly honest, I tend to avoid software utilities like those. While they could potentially help in some respects, they have also been known to cause major problems (like this one). I'm not sure that have very latest drivers for every device is important enough to trust a potentially unstable software program. – Run5k – 2016-11-23T18:14:15.317
@Run5k no it is Microsoft's, see my update – Dims – 2016-11-23T18:24:07.730