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# Run as Administrator DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth SFC /SCANNOW Then reboot and repeat . 5. Additional Considerations | Scenario | Action | | :--- | :--- | | Using a USB-to-HDMI adapter (e.g., DisplayLink) | Download the official DisplayLink driver from synergytech.com (this will repurpose MS-IDD-BUS-01). | | Using Miracast | Ensure Wireless Display Feature on Demand is installed: Settings → Apps → Optional Features → Add “Wireless Display” . | | Device reappears with error after reboot | Check for corrupted GPU drivers: Clean reinstall your Intel/AMD/NVIDIA driver using DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) . | 6. Conclusion No external download is required. The driver for MS-IDD-BUS-01 is included with Windows. The solution involves uninstalling the device and rebooting, or repairing system files. If the device is being used with a third-party display adapter (DisplayLink, etc.), install the adapter vendor’s official driver package, not a standalone “MS-IDD-BUS-01” driver. Ms-idd-bus-01 Driver Download
Report ID: HW-DRV-2026-04 Device: MS-IDD-BUS-01 (Microsoft Indirect Display Bus) Status: Resolved / Information Provided Date: April 15, 2026 1. Executive Summary The device labeled MS-IDD-BUS-01 (Microsoft Indirect Display Bus) is a software-based virtual driver component native to Windows 10 and Windows 11 . It is not a physical hardware device. This driver is critical for enabling Indirect Display Driver (IDD) functionality, which allows technologies such as Miracast wireless displays , USB display adapters (DisplayLink) , and certain virtual desktop software. Close this issue