Some third-party RGB or hardware monitoring tools (like OpenHardwareMonitor, HWiNFO, or older RGB fusion software) may have bundled MSI's driver as a dependency. Uninstall those tools, then delete the driver.
Kernel-mode drivers have the highest level of privilege in Windows. They can talk directly to hardware (RAM, CPU, fans). If a kernel driver has a vulnerability, an attacker could take complete control of your PC. a driver cannot load on this device gdrv3.sys
This is the most common question users ask. The short answer is: Some third-party RGB or hardware monitoring tools (like
Open and navigate to: C:\Windows\GIGABYTE\GCPT\ (or search for gdrv3.sys in C:\Windows\System32\drivers ). Right-click gdrv3.sys and select Delete . a driver cannot load on this device gdrv3.sys