Description | USB 3.0 boot from an UASP drive fails with the INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE BSoD.
This issue is caused by the rpiuxflt.sys filter driver, and until we find a proper fix for it, we can apply one the following workarounds:
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replace uaspstor.sys with USBSTOR.SYS in the Windows\System32\drivers directory. (this allows the usage of all the available RAM, but transfer speeds are limited due to removed UASP support and filter driver overhead)
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prevent the installation of the rpiuxflt.sys driver and create the following reg key: HKLM,System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Compatibility\Device\USBXHCI:ACPI!VEN_PNP&DEV_0D10,\ USBXHCI,0xB0001,0x70000000003 (this requires a 3 GB RAM limit, but transfer speeds greatly increase)
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