Control won't launch because the Klevv CRX driver fails to load; do I need to repair the DLLs?

I tried two different paths here. First, I ran a disk health scan, and while the temps were chill at 48-53℃, it did absolutely nothing for the driver signature verification failure. Then I pivoted to a quantitative memory stability test and found a timing conflict in the dual-channel setup—that was the actual culprit. I headed into Device Manager to force-update the driver signatures and ran a heavy stress test, which finally brought the system responsiveness back to life. The chain was: Disk Scan -> Driver Signature -> 48-53℃ delta -> Response recovery. Troubleshooting these low-level glitches is a nightmare if you don't go layer by layer; just clearing the runtime libraries is usually a waste of time. I noticed slight voltage ripples on the memory modules during high-frequency bursts, and the keyboard actuation felt weirdly inconsistent with the frame drops. After a final pass with MemTest86, the runtime integrity is fully restored with zero residual errors. It took a minute to kick in, but the boot-up is now rock steady.