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- Способ 1: Обновление системы
- Способ 2: Отключение быстрого запуска
- Способ 3: Устранение проблем с питанием
- Способ 4: Обновление BIOS
- Способ 5: Снижение частоты разгона ЦП
- Способ 6: Обновление драйверов
- Способ 7: Восстановление поврежденных системных файлов
- Способ 8: Замена ОЗУ
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Ошибка (70368744177664), (2) возникает при аварийном завершении работы или внезапном отключении питания, причин чему, в свою очередь, может быть несколько – от некорректных параметров электропитания до несовместимости ПО и аппаратных неисправностей компонентов.
Способ 1: Обновление системы
Перед тем как переходить к более серьезным методам решения ошибки (70368744177664), (2) в Windows 10, убедитесь, что в операционной системе установлены последние обновления. Порой устаревшее программное обеспечение вызывает конфликт, вследствие которого и появляется данная проблема. Неполадка случается и из-за работы средства защиты операционки, но после установки всех апдейтов работа ОС часто налаживается. «Десятка» обновляется несколькими методами, в том числе с помощью встроенного «Центра обновления» или через сторонние утилиты.
Подробнее: Обновление Windows 10 до последней версии
Способ 2: Отключение быстрого запуска
Если никакой большой нагрузки на компоненты ОС не происходит, но при этом периодически появляется рассматриваемая ошибка, тогда одним из вариантов решения проблемы может стать отключение быстрого запуска. Сама функция предназначена для увеличения скорости загрузки компьютера, но в некоторых ситуациях она становится причиной различного рода системных ошибок и сбоев.
Отключить быстрый запуск в Windows 10 можно двумя основными методами: с помощью системных настроек и посредством внесения правок в реестр. Об этом мы писали более развернуто в отдельном материале на сайте.
Подробнее: Отключение быстрого запуска в Windows 10
Способ 3: Устранение проблем с питанием
Проблемы с питанием как программного, так и аппаратного характера способны вызвать ошибку (70368744177664), (2), но в этом случае можно попытаться диагностировать причину неполадки либо выставить корректные параметры электропитания, при которых ОС сможет правильно функционировать. Для начала используйте встроенное средство устранения неполадок, и делается это как через классическую «Панель управления», так и с помощью обновленного интерфейса штатных «Настроек».
Эта инструкция подойдет только для ноутбуков, поскольку в стационарных компьютерах отсутствует встроенный аккумулятор и, соответственно, его настройки. Поэтому если у вас ПК, можете пропустить ее и воспользоваться следующей, где речь идет об использовании «Панели управления».
- Нажмите на кнопку «Пуск», затем выберите запуск системных «Параметров».
- Перейдите в раздел «Обновление и безопасность».
- На панели слева кликните по строке «Устранение неполадок», затем в центральной части окна выберите ссылку «Дополнительные средства устранения неполадок». Останется отыскать строку «Питание» и запустить встроенное средство.
Инструмент проверит систему на наличие неполадок, которые связаны с электропитанием, в том числе аппаратные поломки.
Общая рекомендация для всех ПК заключается в проверке параметров электропитания. Некорректные настройки в этой ситуации также могут провоцировать рассматриваемую ошибку, особенно при активной работе ОС. Лучше вернуть их к тем, которые были по умолчанию:
- Запустите «Панель управления», отыскав средство с помощью строки системного поиска.
- Перейдите в раздел «Электропитание», предварительно выбрав отображение пунктов в виде крупных или мелких значков (меню «Просмотр» вверху).
- Кликните по строке «Настройка схемы электропитания» у действующего режима.
- В открывшемся окне нажмите на строчку «Восстановить для схемы параметры по умолчанию».
- Подтвердите действие в системном окне с предупреждением.
- Также следует вернуть исходные настройки для дополнительных параметров, щелкнув по «Изменить дополнительные параметры питания».
- В следующем окне выберите «Восстановить параметры по умолчанию».
Кроме того, если вы используете схему питания, при которой обеспечивается максимальное быстродействие и улучшенная производительность системы (например, режим «Высокая производительность»), можете попробовать включить другой тип схемы, к примеру «Сбалансированная», что позволит снять нагрузку на аппаратные компоненты, тем самым избавив от ошибки (70368744177664), (2).
Способ 4: Обновление BIOS
Если BIOS компьютера поврежден, он может вызывать рассматриваемую проблему. Иногда, по комментариям пользователей, ошибка исправляется после того как версия базового программного обеспечения обновляется. В отдельных случаях процедура несколько повышает эффективность работы в целом, восстанавливает поврежденную среду и даже добавляет некоторые новые опции (это касается новой версии UEFI).
Наши авторы в отдельных материалах рассматривали методы обновления BIOS более развернуто. Переходите по ссылкам ниже, чтобы узнать о них.
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Способ 5: Снижение частоты разгона ЦП
Иногда ошибка (70368744177664), (2) мешает работе ОС при разогнанном центральном процессоре, поскольку она может быть вызвана нагревом компонентов. Исправить это помогает снижение частоты разгона, поэтому переходите к нашей отдельной статье на сайте, где описаны методы выполнения процедуры с помощью системных настроек и BIOS.
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Способ 6: Обновление драйверов
Как известно, за бесперебойное взаимодействие аппаратных компонентов с системой отвечают драйверы. Поврежденное или несовместимое программное обеспечение зачастую вызывает ряд ошибок, в том числе (70368744177664), (2), в особенности при высокой нагрузке. И хотя в Способе 1 данной статьи мы уже упоминали о том, что все ПО операционки следует поддерживать в актуальном состоянии, чтобы избежать различных проблем, для некоторых устройств, например дискретных видеокарт, рекомендации оттуда вряд ли помогут, поскольку обновлять их драйверы лучше через фирменный софт от производителя.
Подробнее: Способы обновления драйверов видеокарты в Windows 10
Также можно обновить драйверы для компонентов вручную, используя инструменты встроенного средства «Диспетчер устройств» или прибегнув к помощи специализированного софта от сторонних разработчиков, позволяющих в несколько кликов найти необходимое программное обеспечение и инсталлировать его и для отдельного устройства, и для всех сразу.
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Способ 7: Восстановление поврежденных системных файлов
При нарушении целостности системных файлов также могут проявляться различные неполадки в работе Windows 10. Это иногда препятствует взаимодействию программных и аппаратных компонентов, поэтому стоит проверить их и при необходимости восстановить. К счастью, в ОС для этого реализованы автономные утилиты, запускающиеся простой командой через интерфейс консоли. Как пользоваться инструментами, мы писали ранее.
Подробнее: Как проверить целостность системных файлов в Windows 10
Способ 8: Замена ОЗУ
Если ни один из способов из статьи не помог, стоит проверить оперативную память. Если у нее есть механические повреждения или компонент изнашивается, тогда система может внезапно отключаться, вызывая данную проблему. Для начала проанализируйте компонент на работоспособность, используя сторонние или встроенные средства.
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В случае аппаратной неисправности модули ОЗУ стоит заменить на новые, поскольку программного решения проблемы не существует, а со временем ситуация вовсе может усугубиться.
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You’ve got a kernel-power (70368744177664),(2) attack. This is when the operating system decides it can’t continue with whatever it was supposed to be doing, and the system completely crashes. It keeps doing so, making it impossible to do anything.
In general, it’s good practice to reboot your computer after a kernel panic. It’s not always necessary, but it’s worth trying every time if you’re having random crashes. If this step proves insufficient, stay tuned for more solutions.
What does kernel power 41 63 mean?
A kernel power error 41 63 is a message displayed by your OS when it encounters an unrecoverable problem with your computer’s hardware or software that causes it to crash or freeze. It can also occur when an application unexpectedly quits, freezes, or crashes.
Some of its triggers include:
- Faulty memory – Your computer may have faulty RAM installed. This can cause all sorts of problems, including Kernel Power errors and other blue screens of death errors.
- Software problems – Software conflicts are another common cause for kernel power errors because they can lead to incompatible programs or services running simultaneously on your computer.
- Hardware changes – If you have recently added new hardware or updated your drivers, you may experience kernel power errors because your system doesn’t recognize the new hardware properly.
- Infected files or viruses – Viruses can sometimes cause kernel power errors by corrupting key system files, causing them not to run properly when needed by Windows at startup time.
- Failing PSU – The most common cause of a kernel-power error such as (70368744177664),(2) is a bad or failing PSU (power supply unit). The PSU is responsible for providing the voltage to all components in your computer.
How do I fix the kernel power error?
Try the following preliminary steps before moving on to the slightly advanced solutions:
- Check for available Windows updates and install them where necessary.
- Disable any overclocking software.
- Ensure your RAM stick is seated properly.
- Run a memory diagnostic check.
- Check whether your CPU is overheating.
- Test your PSU for issues.
- Perform a stress test on your hardware.
1. Run the power troubleshooter
- Hit the Windows key and click on Settings.
- Click on System on the left pane then Troubleshoot on the right pane.
- Select Other troubleshooters.
- Scroll down, locate Power, and click the Run button.
2. Disable Fast startup
- Hit the Windows key, type Control Panel in the search bar, and click Open.
- Click on System and Security.
- Next, select Power Options.
- Click on Choose what the power buttons do from the list of options on the left.
- Select Change settings that are currently unavailable.
- Now, untick the checkbox for Turn on fast startup and then click on Save changes.
3. Run the CHKDSK command
- Hit the Windows key, type cmd in the search bar, and click Run as administrator.
- Type the following command, replace the C letter with your drive’s letter, and press Enter:
chkdsk C: /f
In case CHKDSK gets stuck or takes a long time to complete, proceed to the following step.
4. Run the DISM and SFC commands
- Click on the Start Menu icon, type cmd in the search bar, and click Run as administrator.
- Type the following commands and press Enter after each one:
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /Restorehealthsfc /scannow
- Restart your PC.
If you want to get rid of all your Windows system issues, including the error in question, you should try dedicated repair software.
5. Update your graphic driver
- Click on the Start Menu icon, type Device Manager in the search bar, and click Open.
- Navigate to Display adapters and find your graphics card. Right-click on your graphics card and select Update driver.
- Select Search automatically for drivers.
Windows may not always install the correct drivers, and while you can easily download them from the manufacturer’s website, there are also third-party driver updater tools that can help you find and update the latest versions of your graphics card drivers automatically.
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6. Restore default power plans
- Click on the Start Menu icon, type Control Panel in the search bar, and click Open.
- Navigate to Power Options and click to Open.
- Select Change plan settings.
- Click on Change advanced power settings.
- In the Power Options dialog box that appears, select Restore defaults then click Apply and OK to save changes.
7. Update BIOS
- The process of updating BIOS will differ depending on your motherboard. For this step, we shall be updating the HP motherboard.
- Navigate to the HP driver and software download website.
- Choose laptop or desktop, depending on the type of computer you’re using.
- Enter your exact serial number or your exact computer model.
- Select your OS and OS version, then click Submit.
- Click on All drivers and then expand BIOS to see available updates.
- Click the download icon.
- Install the .exe file, following the on-screen instructions.
- Restart your PC.
Kernel power errors such as the (70368744177664),(2) issue are fairly common on computers but can usually be fixed easily. For instance, check out how we resolved the kernel power 41 error.
Leave any further questions, thoughts, or suggestions in the comment section below.
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Some users have been having a critical Power Kernel BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) crash where the system automatically restarts without any warning. Most affected users are reporting that the issue is occurring when they playing a game or doing something that drains a lot of system resources. Upon investigating the issue, some affected users have discovered recurring Critical Kernel-Power error inside the Event Viewer. In most reported cases, the issue is encountered on Windows 10 and Windows 8.
What is causing the Power Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) error?
We investigated this particular issue by looking at various user reports and the repair strategies that are commonly used to resolve this particular Event Viewer error. Based on our investigations, there are several common scenarios that are known to trigger the Power Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) error:
- Fast startup is enabled – Several users that have been encountering this particular BSOD while the computer was in idle reported that the issue was no longer occurring after they disabled Fast Startup.
- BSOD is caused by failing RAM – As several users have reported, this particular issue can be caused by a failing RAM stick. If this scenario is applicable, you can resolve the issue by investing in a new RAM stick or by underclocking the RAM frequency.
- Automatic fail-safe is triggered – Most motherboard models include a fail safe that will automatically restart or shutdown themselves when certain temperatures are being reached. This is done in order to avoid permanent damage to your components. In this case, using a temperature monitoring program and buying aftermarket cooler (if needed) might resolve the issue.
- BIOS but – As it turns out, this particular issue can also be triggered by a BIOS bug commonly encountered on MSI and ASUS motherboards. The bug was already patched, so you can resolve the issue (if this scenario is applicable) by updating your BIOS to the latest version available.
- Insufficient PSU – If the crash happens during resource-draining tasks, the issue might be caused in those instances where the power supply unit is incapable of providing enough power. In this case, you can either remove some none-essential components or upgrade to a more powerful PSU.
If you’re currently looking for ways to prevent the Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) error from ever occurring again, this article will provide you with several troubleshooting steps. Down below, you’ll find a collection of methods that other users in a similar situation have successfully used to either circumvent or resolve this particular error message.
For the best results, follow the potential fixes in the order that they are presented in. One of them is bound to resolve the issue in your particular scenario.
Method 1: Disabling Fast startup
if you’re encountering random Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) system crashes and you’re not doing anything too demanding while this issue occurs (your CPU is Idle), this issue might be caused by Windows 10’s Fast startup feature.
We have found over a dozen of reports with users that we’re no longer encountering the Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) after they disabled Fast Startup from their Power Options menu. This seems to point towards a scenario where the issue is caused by a glitch or bug with the Fast Startup feature.
Until Microsoft decides to patch this problem, you can prevent any further Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) system crashes by disabling the Fast Startup feature from your Power options menu. Here’s a quick guide on how to do this:
- Press Windows key + R to open up a Run dialog box. Then, type “powercfg.cpl” and hit Enter to open up the Power Options menu.
- Inside the Power Options menu, use the left-hand side menu to click on Choose what the power buttons do.
- Inside the System Settings menu, click on Change settings that are currently unavailable.
- Next, uncheck the box associated with Turn on fast startup (recommended) and click on Save changes (at the bottom of this window).
- Restart your computer and see if the issue is still occurring after the next startup is complete.
If the issue was still not resolved, move down to the next method below.
Method 2: Reducing GPU / CPU overclocking frequencies
Another common reason why other affected users encountered the Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) error is an overclocked CPU or GPU that triggers instability. In most cases, the BSOD crash ends up being triggered by component overheating.
A couple of affected users have reported that the issue was no longer occurring after they reduced their overclocking frequencies (CPU and/or GPU). If you’re working with custom frequencies and voltages for your GPU or CPU, try reverting to the default values (even if the system looks stable while in full load).
Note: You might also want to check your fans, re-apply thermal compound on your CPU, dust and airflow just to cross them off your potential culprit list.
Try using the system with the default frequencies and voltages value for a while and see if the Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) error returns. If the BSOD crash doesn’t return, gradually raise the values (if you wish to overclock again) until and be careful to avoid stepping outside the stable state.
Method 3: Replacing the PSU
Another popular reason why this error occurs is due to insufficient power that can be provided by your PSU (power supply unit). If you’re working with an underpowered PSU and you notice that your computer is crashing with the Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) error when it’s tasked with doing something resource-demanding, one possible reason for this is that your system needs more power than your PSU is capable of supplying.
You can test out this theory by removing any devices that are not essential (optical drive, additional HDD, non-critical peripherals, etc.) It also helps to underclock any frequencies from your GPU, RAM or CPU (if you previously overclocked).
If you noticed that the issue is no longer occurring after you’ve eased the burden of your PSU, you’ll need to invest into a more powerful unit if you want to accommodate all your PC’s components.
Method 4: Updating motherboard BIOS
Some users have reported that the issue was no longer occurring after they updated their motherboard BIOS. This suggests that the issue can also be caused by a BIOS but that ends up crashing the system.
But keep in mind that the steps of updating your BIOS version will be specific to the motherboard model that you’re dealing with. Most manufacturers will have proprietary software that needs to be used to update the BIOS – Asus has E-Z flash, MSI has MFlash, and so on.
In order to update your motherboard BIOS version, you’ll need to look for specific steps related to your particular model. And if you haven’t done this before, we recommend that you outsource this task to an IT technician as this procedure might end up bricking your system.
Method 5: Dealing with failing RAM
As it turns out, this particular issue can also be triggered by a failing RAM stick or by a custom frequency or voltage higher than your RAM stick is capable of maintaining in full load. Several affected users that we’re struggling to resolve the Kernel BSOD (70368744177664) error have reported that the issue was finally fixed after they either replaced their current RAM stick with a new one or reverted the custom voltages & frequencies to the default.
If you’re currently overclocking your RAM voltages & frequencies, try to revert to the default values and see if the issue is still occurring. You should also consider using a program like HWmonitor to keep an eye on your voltages and overall temperatures while your computer is in full load.
If you found that your system stability has improved once you have reverted your RAM to the default voltage & frequency values, you have two choices:
- Stick with the default voltage & frequency.
- Buy superior RAM capable of withstanding higher frequencies & voltages.
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Are you experiencing sudden reboots on your system without warning? If so, you may be encountering a Kernel-Power error, which is commonly associated with activities that consume a lot of resources, such as gaming. This error may occur after installing an antivirus program or hardware devices. Some users report experiencing random crashes with codes such as (70368744177664),(2).
In the next section, we will recommend remarkable suggestions to fix this problem. But before that, let’s first understand what the (70368744177664),(2) error is and its causes.
What is (70368744177664),(2)?
The Kernel-Power error (70368744177664),(2) is a random issue that occurs when your system crashes or loses power unexpectedly. This error is associated with system data corruption or memory/driver incompatibility issues.
Why Does (70368744177664),(2) Happen on Windows 10/11?
There are several causes of the (70368744177664),(2) error. Sometimes, it may occur because of an incompatible third-party antivirus program. Some startup programs and drivers could also trigger the BSOD (70368744177664),(2) error on Windows 10/11. Based on recently reported cases, this issue seems to affect Windows 10/11 and Windows 8.
Below, we have summarized the major causes of the Kernel-Power 70368744177664,(2) error:
- Failing RAM: Some users who have encountered this issue discovered that a faulty RAM stick was the cause. You can avoid the problem by underclocking your RAM regularly or replacing the failing RAM stick with a new one.
- Enabled Fast Startup: While Fast Startup is a useful Windows feature, it can also trigger many problems, including the (70368744177664),(2) error.
- BIOS bug: You are likely to encounter this problem if you haven’t updated your BIOS to the latest version.
- Fail-Safe: Most modern PCs come with a fail-safe that automatically restarts or shuts down to avoid permanent damage to your system.
- Insufficient PSU: Sometimes, when you are running resource-draining tasks, your PC may crash. The problem usually occurs because the power supply unit may be incapable of providing sufficient power. So, if you can’t upgrade to a better PSU, get rid of some non-essential components.
Now, that we know the potential culprits, let’s discuss the troubleshooting steps you may want to try.
How to Fix the (70368744177664),(2) Error on Windows 10/11?
If the BSOD (70368744177664),(2) error is giving you sleepless nights, try these tricks to isolate the cause of the issue. You can try all of them or see which applies to your situation, then proceed with the suggestions:
Solution 1: Install the Latest Updates
Before proceeding with other solutions, ensure you have installed the latest system updates. Sometimes, an outdated third-party antivirus program (referred to as third-party antivirus program) could cause incompatibility issues with your Windows version. Once you have installed the available updates, especially the latest version of the antivirus software, restart your PC and check if the problem persists.
Other than installing updates, you may also want to physically check your hard drive, RAM, and other hardware components that are not connected correctly.
Solution 2: Turn Off Fast Startup
If you are not doing anything too demanding on your CPU and you still encounter the Kernel BSOD (70368744177664),(2), the Fast startup feature could be the culprit. Disabling this feature usually resolves the problem. Here is how to do it:
- Go to Start, then choose the Control Panel option.
- Now, navigate to the Power Options menu and click Choose what the power buttons do.
- Select Change settings that are currently available.
- After that, choose the Shutdown Settings option, and then turn off the Fast start feature.
Solution 3: Customize Power Settings
If you are running resource-intensive processes on your PC, your Power Supply Unit (PSU) may be underpowered, causing your system to crash and display the Kernel BSOD (70368744177664),(2) error.
One way to resolve power issues is to change your Power settings. The Power Plan feature in Windows 10/11 can help you manage how your PC consumes power. To change the advanced Power settings, follow the steps below:
- Type ‘power options’ into the search box and hit Enter.
- After that, select Power & sleep settings from the list of results.
- Now, navigate to the Related settings option on the right pane and click Additional power settings.
- Once the Power Options window opens, choose the Change when the computer sleeps option.
- Next, click on the Change advanced power settings option.
- Finally, choose settings that reflect how you want your device to manage power.
In addition to adjusting your Power settings, consider removing any unnecessary device, such as additional HDD, optical drive, and non-critical peripherals, among others.
Solution 4: Reduce CPU Overclocking Frequencies
As you already know, the Kernel BSOD (70368744177664),(2) can be triggered by component heating. So, if you use your PC mainly to play games or surf the internet, underclocking your CPU or GPU is a smart option. Some affected users have reported success after reducing their overclocking frequencies.
Solution 5: Update Drivers
Device drivers facilitate the smooth communication between your software and hardware components. So, without them, your computer may not function properly. As mentioned earlier, an incompatible driver could cause the (70368744177664),(2) error on Windows 10/11. If that is the case, check for outdated or corrupted drivers, and then update them accordingly.
Ideally, Windows should detect and install drivers automatically using an array of built-in tools. But sometimes, you may need to update a device driver yourself. Fortunately, you have several options to do so, including using the Device Manager or Windows Update.
But before doing that, you may need to check for and fix corrupted disk by running the chkdsk command. To run the Check Disk scan on your main drive, type the following command into the command prompt window and press Enter:
chkdsk /f C:
Important Note: Manually updating your drivers can be risky and time-consuming. For a safer and more efficient process, consider using a specific driver updater tool (Driver Updater tool). It will scan your PC for outdated, missing, or corrupted drivers, and then update them to their latest and most stable versions.
Solution 6: Update the BIOS
Sometimes, the BIOS can get corrupted, causing the (70368744177664),(2) error on Windows 10/11. Some users have reported that the problem disappeared as soon as they updated their motherboard BIOS. This trick might work for you, too.
Updating the BIOS can improve the efficiency of your system in many ways. It supports new processors, updates a corrupted UEFI environment, overwrites a bug, or even adds new features and functions.
The simplest way to update or reset the BIOS is restarting your PC, and then booting to the BIOS setup options. But you should keep in mind that updating your BIOS version will depend on the motherboard model.
Quick Fix: Repair Corrupted System Files
If none of the above methods worked for you, and you suspect that system file corruption is to blame, consider scanning for and cleaning the damaged sections. We recommend that you try using a reliable PC cleaning tool, such as the one referenced by Outbyte PC Repair.
Besides checking for memory corruption, this tool will also get rid of junk files that eat up your RAM. Actually, the PC repair application can fix many computer errors and optimize your PC for top performance. So, it’s much better than resolving the problem manually.
There you have it. We hope that the above solutions helped you to fix the issue. You may also need to check this article on how to fix slow startup on Windows 10/11.
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добрый день знатокам! при просмотре журналов винды нашёл критическую ошибку ,которая никак себя не проявляла!судя по времени ее появления — она возникала при включении компьютера (в основном),иногда при перезагрузке после обновления. компьютером владею всего пару недель поэтому не очень в нем разбираюсь(я — любитель. иногда смартфон перепрошью на кастом. видео смотрю , читаю, вобщем обычное домашнее использование). приложил журнал ( один , потому что ошибка повторяющаяся ,коды и текст ошибки всегда одинаковый) судя по дате начала — началось после обновления виндовс до 11 без сброса . о чем говорит эта критическая ошибка? как ее исправить?
Имя журнала: System
Источник: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power
Дата: 11.01.2024 08:32:44
Код события: 41
Категория задачи:(63)
Уровень: Критический
Ключевые слова:(70368744177664),(2)
Пользователь: SYSTEM
Компьютер: kostyan-ps
Описание:
Система перезагрузилась, завершив работу с ошибками. Возможные причины ошибки: система перестала отвечать на запросы, произошел критический сбой или неожиданно отключилось питание.
Имя журнала: System
Источник: Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power
Дата: 11.01.2024 08:32:44
Код события: 41
Категория задачи:(63)
Уровень: Критический
Ключевые слова:(70368744177664),(2)
Пользователь: SYSTEM
Компьютер: kostyan-ps
Описание:
Система перезагрузилась, завершив работу с ошибками. Возможные причины ошибки: система перестала отвечать на запросы, произошел критический сбой или неожиданно отключилось питание.
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