How to fix error 0x00000035 in Windows 11

Solution Steps

1. 1 Boot into Safe Mode to determine if a third-party driver is causing the issue. If the error doesn't occur in Safe Mode, a non-essential driver is likely the culprit. Use the same method as before: restart and press F8 or hold Shift and click Restart.
2. 2 In Safe Mode, open Device Manager and look for devices with a yellow exclamation mark. Right-click and uninstall any problematic drivers, especially storage, network, or filter drivers. Restart your PC and let Windows reinstall them. This can resolve driver conflicts.
3. 3 If you recently installed a new driver, use System Restore to revert. Type 'rstrui' in the Run dialog (Win+R) and follow the prompts. This is like undoing a recent change that broke things.
4. 4 Update your drivers to the latest versions from official manufacturer websites. Outdated drivers may have bugs that cause this error. Pay special attention to chipset, storage, and network drivers.
5. 5 If you use third-party antivirus or disk encryption software, try temporarily disabling or uninstalling it to see if the error stops. These programs often act as filter drivers and can consume IRP stack locations.
6. 6 As a last resort, perform a Windows 11 repair installation using the installation media. This will reinstall the OS while keeping your files and apps, and can fix driver-related issues.