Select -> Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer
Scroll down and UPDATE DRIVERS for "Intel Integrated Sensor Solution" (If you have done a clean install of Windows 11, you will now need to go to the Dell Support web site for your model and download the Intel Integrated Sensor Hub Driver and install it. Scroll down and DISABLE "Intel Integrated Sensor Solution" Select File-Run new task and type devmgmt.msc - I cannot recall if the check box for Create this task with administrative privileges was available in safe mode but if it is there, check it This is not a Windows Insider build - I am just posting my solution here as yours was the first post I found when searching for a solution, so hopefully others will find it too.īuilding on some of the suggestions in the replies above, I fixed the issue by :-įorcing the laptop into the recovery menu (pressing the power button to turn on, then immediately holding the power button until it turned off again multiple times over)Īs the Start menu does not respond to the mouse/keyboard - Press Ctrl-Alt-Del and select Task Manager from the popup I just installed Windows 11 as an upgrade over Windows 10 using a mounted ISO using the latest (as of ) released Win11_English_圆4v1.iso file. It already had all the latest Dell drivers installed through Dell Update/SupportAssist including most importantly the June 2020 Intel Integrated Sensor Hub Driver which supports both Windows 10/11.
I have a Dell Vostro 5581 which has similar specs to yours.
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