How to fix
AppleUSBVhci.sys BSOD error
on Windows

Hello. I was installing the latest Windows updates, and when it was time to restart to finish the process, the AppleUSBVhci.sys Blue Screen error appeared. Any way to fix this?

Many users have been troubled by the AppleUSBVhci.sys Windows BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) error. Numerous reports claim that users' installation of the most recent Windows updates caused this specific BSOD bug to appear. One of the odd things about this problem is that it manifests itself even when users do not have any Apple devices plugged into their computers, which raises the possibility that Apple hardware or driver software may not actually be to blame.

The effects of the "AppleUSBVhci.sys" BSOD error can be highly upsetting for affected individuals. A major effect is the inability to start Windows regularly. This means that users could become trapped in a boot loop, preventing them from using their computer's features. A situation like this can be time-consuming and irritating, especially for people who depend on their computers for work or other crucial tasks.

If this BSOD error is not fixed right away, it may also result in data loss or damage. Unsaved work may be lost as a result of unexpected system crashes, and files and apps may sustain damage. This may necessitate time-consuming data recovery attempts and have a major negative impact on productivity.

Regarding potential fixes, dealing with this problem often entails debugging as well as perhaps updating or fixing the affected driver. Users can try techniques including reverting recently applied Windows updates, updating or reinstalling USB controller drivers, or using Windows' built-in debugging tools. It's crucial to remember that these remedies could change based on the particular conditions and setups of each impacted system.

In this guide, you will find 4 steps that should help you fix AppleUSBVhci.sys BSOD error in Windows. Follow the step-by-step instructions provided below.

Solution 1. Perform Startup Repair

• From the WinRE screen, choose Troubleshoot, then Advanced Options.
• Within Advanced Options, opt for Automatic/Startup Repair.

• Select your User Account when prompted and proceed.
• If prompted, input your password and click Continue.
• Windows Automatic Repair will commence problem identification and resolution.
• Please note that this procedure might take a while, and your system may potentially boot during this time.

Solution 2. Uninstall Latest Updates

• From the WinRE screen, choose Troubleshoot, then Advanced Options.
• Within Advanced Options, choose Uninstall Updates.

• Select your User Account when prompted and proceed.
• If prompted, input your password and click Continue.
• Follow further instructions.

Solution 3. Run a System Repair Tool

If you are able to boot up Windows normally, run the repair tool to try to fix any operating system problems.

[d1] is a tool that is designed to diagnose and fix problems with a computer's operating system. It can effectively troubleshoot and repair system errors, BSODs, corrupted files, registry issues, and other problems that can cause a computer to perform poorly or become unresponsive. Additionally, it can automatically clear cookies and cache which are often the cause of many malfunctions.

To identify and repair problems, the tool performs a scan of the system and replaces or repairs any damaged or corrupted files and other issues that it finds. While many users have reported that it is effective at fixing certain types of computer problems, it is important to note that it is not a guaranteed solution and may not work for all issues.

Solution 4. Clean Install Windows

Performing a clean install wipes out data from the PC, so please create backups before you proceed.

• Download the ISO file for Windows 10 or Windows 11.
• Select Create installation media for another PC and click Next.
• Select ISO file and click Next.
• Click Finish.

• Open the Windows ISO file you downloaded.
• Open Setup and click Next.
• Click Accept (Be prepared to wait; this next part may take a while).
• Click Install.
• Wait for your system to restart and install Windows.