Those who cannot find an updated driver addressing this issue will need to reach out to their device manufacturer (OEM) for more information.Īfter updating the affected drivers, it can take up to 48 hours before upgrading to Windows 11 if no other safeguard holds are in place for your device. "Once you have updated to a compatible version of the Intel® Smart Sound Technology drivers, you should be able to upgrade to Windows 11."
This issue is resolved by updating the Intel® Smart Sound Technology drivers to a version 10.
"To mitigate the safeguard, you will need to check with your device manufacturer (OEM) to see if an updated driver is available and install it. Workaround available for some systemsĪccording to Microsoft, some of the impacted Windows 11 uses might work around this issue by checking if Intel can provide an updated driver for their systems. The company has also added a compatibility hold to block systems with impacted Intel SST audio drivers from being offered the Windows 11 upgrade (the safeguard ID is 36899911).Ĭustomers are advised not to manually update to Windows 11 using the Media Creation Tool or the 'Update now' button if their systems are affected by this known issue until Microsoft addresses the problem and removes the safeguard. and earlier," Microsoft explained on the Windows Health dashboard. "The affected driver will be named Intel® Smart Sound Technology (Intel® SST) Audio Controller under System Devices in Device Manager and have the file name IntcAudioBus.sys and a file version of 10. Intel SST is an integrated audio DSP (Digital Signal Processor) that works with the latest Intel Core and Intel Atom processors to handle audio, voice, and speech interactions. The new issue is caused by compatibility issues between Intel Smart Sound Technology (SST) audio drivers and Windows 11, version 21H2. Microsoft has confirmed a new known issue impacting Windows 11 customers and triggering to blue screens of death (BSODs) on affected systems.
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