The “MSFT_DriverBlockList” serves as a central repository for the default Microsoft Driver Block Lists, tailored for specific OS builds.
It’s important to note the distinction between these default lists and the Microsoft recommended driver block lists, which offer guidance on broader driver management strategies.
This article provides a concise overview of the available block lists for various Windows OS versions, helping system administrators and IT professionals manage and mitigate driver-related issues effectively.
Repository that holds the default Microsoft Driver Block Lists based off of OS build.
Microsoft default driver block list != Microsoft recommended driver block list. The recommended driver block list that can be found here: Microsoft recommended driver block rules
| OS Version | Block List |
|---|---|
| 10_0_19045_2965 | 10_0_19045_2965.xml |
| 10_0_19045_3271 | 10_0_19045_3271.xml |
| 10_0_22621_1702 | 10_0_22621_1702.xml |
| 10_0_22621_2070 | 10_0_22621_2070.xml |
| 10_0_22621_3085 | 10_0_22621_3085.xml |
| 10_0_22631_3447 | 10_0_22631_3447.xml |
| 10_0_22631_3520 | 10_0_22631_3520.xml |
| 10_0_26100_1 | 10_0_26100_1.xml |
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