How to Resolve Kernel-PnP Event ID 411 on Windows 11/10

To fix this issue, users can try several solutions. First, connecting another USB device to the same port or connecting the same USB device to another port can help identify if the problem is with the USB port or device. If the USB device works after connecting it to another port, the issue may be associated with the previous port. If another device works fine after connecting it to the same port, the problem may be associated with the USB device. Uninstalling and reinstalling the USB device driver may help.

If all USB ports stop working, the problem may be with the USB Root Hub driver. Users can open the Device Manager and check if the USB Root Hub driver shows any warning signs. If so, uninstalling the driver and restarting the computer may help.

Updating the Graphics Card driver can also fix frequent game crashes. Users should ensure that their GPU driver is up to date, as outdated versions can cause several issues. If updating does not help, uninstalling and reinstalling the GPU driver may be necessary.

For users experiencing internet connectivity issues, replacing the network card may resolve the issue. Turning off Fast Startup and updating the BIOS and chipset driver can also help fix the problem. If none of these solutions work, performing an In-place Upgrade can repair the Windows OS without uninstalling it.

The Kernel Power 41 issue can occur due to various reasons, such as corrupted system files or drivers, or hardware issues. Running the Power Troubleshooter, updating device drivers, and BIOS can help fix this issue. Kernel issues are errors that occur when a Kernel detects problems with the system, and they can also occur due to Kernel crashes, resulting in BSOD errors.