All articles tagged with #inpoutx64
Microsoft says a Windows 11 update causes crashes and freezes due to interactions between games and RGB peripherals, linked to drivers like inpoutx64. The current workaround is to disable the inpoutx64 driver via the Windows Registry, which can disrupt RGB functionality, and a proper fix is still being developed.
Microsoft says a Windows 11 update (KB5121003) can cause games to crash or reboot when RGB-enabled peripherals are involved, due to software components with file names similar to inpoutx64.sys. The issue affects three Embark Studios games (ARC Raiders, MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls, and THE FINALS). A workaround circulating in the community involves deleting the Inpoutx64.sys file and cleaning the registry, while Microsoft investigates the exact relationship between RGB devices and the games.”,
Microsoft's August 2026 Windows 11 update KB5121003, a mandatory patch that fixes hundreds of security issues, is causing game crashes on some PCs—most notably ARC Raiders and The Finals—due to a compatibility break with the inpoutx64.sys driver; Embark says a fix is in the works and provides a workaround to safely remove the driver, though users should uninstall the update only if problems are severe, as the patch is otherwise important and there are other reported issues like reboots during install and Windows Hello PIN problems.