Fix the error 0x100000ea (THREAD STUCK IN DEVICE DRIVER M) in Windows

The following article will guide you how to fix 0x100000ea: THREAD STUCK IN DEVICE DRIVER M for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 or 10 operating systems.

About error 0x100000ea

Describe

The following error or warning messages are related to this error.

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The 0x100000ea error is encountered when the video hardware device driver falls into an infinite loop and Windows must terminate it and stop the boot process.

The cause of error 0x100000ea: THREAD STUCK IN DEVICE DRIVER M

The most common cause of this error is an outdated or outdated device driver. In addition, this error may appear after updating drivers or installing Windows.

Fix 0x100000ea error on Windows

Fix 1: Reinstall the video driver

Because 0x100000ea error is usually caused by video hardware, the video driver may not be compatible with the version of Windows in use.

Make sure the Windows version you are using has the correct driver for the video hardware and driver version that is compatible with the Windows version.

To update the driver, follow these steps:

1. Click the Start menu .

2. Enter devmgmt.msc in the search box and click devmgmt or Device Manager.

3. Right-click the driver.

4. Click Update.

Remedy 2: Set Hardware Acceleration option to None

Setting the Hardware Acceleration option to None can fix this error. However, if you do so, you can make the video card's function and performance decrease.

Follow these steps:

1. Click the Start menu .

2. Enter display in the search box.

3. Select Display from the list .

4. Go to Change Display Settings section .

5. Click Advanced Settings.

6. Go to the Troubleshoot section .

7. Click Change Settings.

8. Drag the Hardware Acceleration slider to None.

9. Click OK.

10. Restart the computer.

Remedy 3: Replace the video card

Since the 0x100000ea error is caused by a video device or driver for that device, try replacing the new video card for the computer and see if the error is resolved.

Hope you are succesful.