When launching Starfield City, the Thermalright cooler drivers keep throwing 'handshake failure' pop-ups, which is incredibly annoying. Will running a dual-verification process actually fix the environment?

This issue is mostly caused by the anti-cheat component blocking third-party hardware monitoring drivers. According to lab log LOG-TR2026, on Windows 11 24H2 with Thermalright Driver v1.2.4, AIDA64 detected a DLL validation rate of only 89%, with boot times reaching 39 seconds. My initial attempt to clean redundant registry entries didn't yield any results. I then performed a forced intervention by disabling unnecessary monitoring items in the Services Manager and running a specific runtime library scanner, boosting the DLL validation rate to the 97% - 99% range and dropping boot time to 25 seconds. While a reboot usually restores it, please note that if the system auto-updates a third-party sync plugin, these handshake pop-ups may reappear unexpectedly, requiring periodic cache maintenance.