Elden Ring won't launch due to Intel overclocking driver errors; do I need to scan the runtime DLLs?

When facing boot errors, comparing methods is the only way to stay sane. Method one was just running a disk health scan; while it confirmed temps were chill at 47℃ - 52℃, it did absolutely nothing for the driver signature failure. Method two used a layered quantification approach: I first ran a stress test on the dual-channel memory using MemTest86 to pinpoint the exact timing conflict, then I forced a driver signature refresh in Device Manager and wiped redundant registry keys with a cleaner tool. The results were night and day—system responsiveness bounced back immediately. Core temps fluctuated between 72℃ - 78℃, but the system stopped blocking the launch. Loading times dropped by about 30%, and the random CTDs are gone. System verification confirms the runtime integrity is fully restored. Fixing the underlying signature rather than just surface files is the only real way to handle these driver conflicts.