Kmode exception not handled 0x0000001e windows 10 — Ваш верный помощник с OS Windows

Синий экран (BSoD) с кодом KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED — один из самых сложных в диагностике, особенно в случае, если на экране не сообщается о каких-либо сбойных модулях (.sys), его вызвавших. Однако, попробовать разобраться и решить проблему можно.

В этой инструкции подробно о возможных способах исправить ошибку на синем экране KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED в Windows 10 в зависимости от ситуации и сопутствующих появлению проблемы нюансов.

Причины ошибки KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED
Исправление в случае, когда возможен вход в Windows 10 или доступен экран входа в систему
Что делать, если синий экран появляется до появления входа в систему
Ошибка появляется через некоторое время после чистой установки системы

Причины ошибки KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED

Синий экран KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED в Windows 10

Самая частая причина появления синего экрана KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED в Windows 10 — сбои драйверов. Но, здесь есть очень важный нюанс: часто речь идёт не о драйвере какого-то физического устройства, а о драйверах, устанавливаемых сторонними программами для своей работы. Среди таких программ можно выделить:

Антивирусы, средства автоматической очистки системы, файрволлы, средства VPN и прокси.
Некоторое ПО, модифицирующее систему.
Программы, устанавливающие драйверы виртуальных устройств (приводов, сетевых адаптеров для раздачи Wi-Fi и подобные).
Средства криптографии.

Не обязательно дело в них: причина вполне может крыться и в драйвере реального физического устройства, но стоит помнить и о такой возможности.

Ещё одна возможность — какие-либо проблемы с оборудованием, не обязательно его неисправность. К примеру, плохо подключив жесткий диск или SSD (или подключив его неисправным кабелем), также можно получить рассматриваемую ошибку. Поэтому, если вы что-то делали с оборудованием компьютера (или перевозили его с место на место, что тоже иногда ведет к проблемам из-за тряски), учитывайте этот момент.

И ещё одна важная деталь: если синий экран KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED указывает на какой-либо файл .sys (в скобках после кода ошибки), обязательно попробуйте найти в Интернете, что это за файл и к какому драйверу или программе он относится (поиск на английском обычно более результативен), возможно это даст необходимую информацию о том, что именно вызывает проблему.

Исправление ошибки в случае, когда Windows 10 запускается или отображается экран входа в систему

Внимание: если ошибка появляется после завершения работы Windows 10 и последующего включения компьютера или ноутбука, но не появляется после перезагрузки, попробуйте отключить быстрый запуск Windows 10.

Относительно простой случай — появление ошибки уже после входа в Windows 10 или хотя бы доступность экрана входа в систему, с которого мы тоже можем выполнить некоторые действия. В этой ситуации рекомендую использовать следующие шаги:

До очередного появления синего экрана перезагрузите компьютер или ноутбук в безопасном режиме. Если система загружается, для этого вы можете нажать клавиши Win+R, ввести msconfig и нажать Enter, после этого на вкладке «Загрузка» включить безопасный режим, сохранить параметры и выполнить перезагрузку. Если вам доступен только экран блокировки, нажмите по изображенной справа внизу кнопке питания, затем, удерживая Shift, нажмите «Перезагрузка». На синем экране перейдите в «Поиск и устранение неисправностей» — «Параметры загрузки», а в параметрах загрузки нажмите клавишу 4 для входа в безопасный режим. Подробнее: Как зайти в безопасный режим Windows 10.
Если непосредственно перед появлением проблемы вы обновляли какие-то драйверы, откатите их в диспетчере устройств, удалите, или установите другой драйвер в безопасном режиме.
Если вам известно, какая программа вызвала сбой, удалите её в безопасном режиме (лучше всего через Панель управления — Программы и компоненты).
Если вам неизвестно, что вызывает сбой, но синий экран появляется через некоторое время после появления рабочего стола: попробуйте убрать все программы (особенно установленные в последнее время) из автозагрузки. Как это сделать: Автозагрузка в Windows 10 — как убрать программы или добавить их.
Если недавно проблема не появлялась, а что-либо на компьютере не устанавливалось, попробуйте использовать точки восстановления (Панель управления — Восстановление). Подробнее: Точки восстановления Windows 10.
Если имя сбойного файла .sys не отображается на экране с ошибкой, попробуйте использовать программу BlueScreenView, доступную на сайте https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html. Она может показать подробную информацию о том, что вызвало (какой файл) ошибку. Например, для написания этой статьи я использовал старую программу Lock Folder, так как точно знал, что драйвер из неё может вызвать указанный синий экран в Windows Синий экран я получил (но с другим кодом) и в BlueScreenView видно, что виноват файл lf40fs64.sys — как раз от этой программы.

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Если синий экран KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED появляется до входа в систему

Случай, когда сбой происходит до входа в систему сложнее, но проблему иногда можно решить, не прибегая к переустановке системы:

Вам потребуется загрузочная флешка Windows 10 в той же разрядности, которая установлена на вашем компьютере или ноутбуке. Сделать её можно и на другом устройстве. Флешку UEFI можно записать даже на телефоне Android.
Загрузите проблемный компьютер с этой флешки, выберите язык на первом экране, а затем нажмите «Восстановление системы» слева внизу на следующем экране и выберите «Поиск и устранение неисправностей».

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Далее вы можете попробовать использовать точки восстановления системы или удалить последние обновления Windows 10.

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Запустив командную строку в средствах восстановления, вы можете включить безопасный режим для системы, уже установленной на компьютере, используя команду
```
bcdedit /set {default} safeboot minimal
```
с последующей перезагрузкой компьютера уже с основного HDD или SSD.

Ошибка появляется через некоторое время после чистой установки системы

Если ошибка KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED появляется всегда через какое-то время после установки/переустановки Windows 10, возможно, причина в том, что система сама загружает драйверы для оборудования и какие-то из них работают неправильно в вашей системе.

Возможное решение для такой ситуации: заранее разместить скачанные вручную драйверы оборудования с официальных сайтов производителя материнской платы ПК или ноутбука, произвести установку без подключения к Интернету, а затем вручную установить заранее подготовленные драйверы. При желании также можно отключить автоматическое обновление драйверов в Windows 10.

В случае, если всё ещё нужна помощь, постарайтесь подробно описать в комментариях все детали, которые вам известны о появлении ошибки на вашем компьютере: после чего стал появляться синий экран, в какие именно моменты он появляется и любые дополнительные детали. Возможно, решение найдётся.

Источник

Kmode Exception Not Handled is a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error, which generally appears with a bug check value of 0x0000001E. This BSOD error is more likely to occur due to hardware incompatibility, faulty device driver or system service, outdated BIOS, problematic third-party antivirus program, or faulty RAM. Once occurred, irrespective of the reason, this error can make your system restart unexpectedly or not boot at all.

(See Image 1)

Image 1: KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED BSOD Error

We’ve come across several queries reported by Windows 10 users about encountering KMODE error with different variations, including:

KMODE Exception Not Handled Boot Loop
KMODE Exception Not Handled RAM
KMODE Exception Not Handled NTFS.Sys
KMODE Exception_Not_Handled Ntoskrnl.Exe

These stop codes may appear in different circumstances, as mentioned in the queries below.

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“I was using my computer when it showed a blue screen, flashing the Stop Code: ‘KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED’ and it kept happening again and again. Then I turned off my PC and waited 3 hours before turning it on, it showed a blue screen after loading, but now I can’t log in.”

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“I recently built a new pc. When I try to install Windows 10, it keeps giving me the message – “Sorry your PC ran into some problem – KMODE Exception Not Handled.” Does this mean there is something wrong with my hardware? Kindly help me fix the error.”

–Source

Prime Reasons for ‘KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED’ Windows 10 Error

The scenarios of KMODE BSOD errors could be different. However, there are a few primary reasons behind this blue screen error, including:

Hardware incompatibility
A faulty device driver or system service
Missing/corrupt system files
Corrupt third-party antivirus program
Problematic Windows update
Outdated BIOS
Faulty RAM

Now that you know the reason, you can move on to fixing the error. However, you may not be able to boot into your system due to this blue screen error.

So, we suggest you try to boot into the Safe Mode and then perform the below-mentioned troubleshooting methods.

To Boot into Safe Mode, follow the given steps:

Reboot your system and when you get to see the Windows logo on the screen, turn your system again.
Repeat this step three times, and then you’ll most probably enter the Automatic Repair environment.
There, click ‘Advanced options’. (See Image 2)

Automatic Repair Environment- Kmode Exception Not Handled

Image 2: In the Automatic Repair environment, select Advanced options

Follow Troubleshoot > Startup Settings > Restart.
Once the system gets restarted, press F4 to enable the Safe Mode. (See Image 3)

Enable Safe Mode - Kmode Exception Not Handled

Image 3: Enable Safe Mode by pressing F4

Simple Methods to Fix KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED Error

Method 1: Disable Fast Startup

Fast Startup is a feature in Windows 10, which helps to reduce your system’s boot time. It may also prevent your system from executing a regular shutdown and create compatibility problems with the connected hardware devices. Disabling this feature may help you boot your system normally and fix the issue. To do so, follow the given instructions:

Open Control Panel and change View by to ‘Large icons. (See Image 4)

Image 4: Change View by to Large icons in the Control Panel

Go to Power Options. (See Image 5)

Go To Power Options - Kmode Exception Not Handled

Image 6: Navigate to Power Options

Next, click on ‘Change what the power buttons do. (See Images 7)

Image 7: Change what power button does

On the next screen, deselect ‘Turn on fast startup (recommended)’ and click Save Changes. (See Image

Image 8: Deselect Turn on fast startup (recommended) > Save changes

Now, check if the error is fixed.

Method 2: Run BSOD Troubleshooter

If there’s faulty or corrupt hardware installed on your system, you may encounter the ‘KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED’ error on Windows 10. To resolve this error, you can also run the BSOD troubleshooter, Windows built-in troubleshooting utility. Follow the given steps:

Open System Settings by pressing Windows + I and navigate to Update & Security. (See Image 9)

Select Update & Security in System Setting - Kmode Exception Not Handled

Image 9: Select Update & Security in System Setting

Click Troubleshoot > Find and fix other problems > Run the troubleshooter (mentioned below Blue Screen). (See Image 10)

Image 11: Run the BSOD Troubleshooter

Follow the on-screen instructions (if any). Let the process end, close the window, and restart your system to check if the problem is solved.

Method 3: Update the Device Driver

Incompatible, outdated, or corrupt device drivers may also cause this error to occur. You can try updating the device driver to get rid of this blue screen error. Follow the given instructions:

Type Device Manager in the Windows search box and open it.
Expand the device category for which you want to update the driver.
Right-click on the device driver and click Update driver. (See Image 12)

Update Driver - Kmode Exception Not Handled

Image 13: Select the driver to update

In the following Update Drivers wizard, click ‘Search automatically for drivers.’ (See Image 14)

Image 14: Search automatically for drivers

Windows will start showing you the latest driver to install. Update driver with the latest ones and check if the error is fixed.
In case Windows doesn’t seem to show you any latest driver software available, proceed with the ‘Search for updated drivers on Windows Update’ option. (See Image 15)

Image 15: Search for updated drivers on Windows Update

Afterward, you’ll see the available updates on the screen. Click Install Now to install the latest driver software on your system. (See Image 16)

Image 16: Install the latest driver software

Once done, restart your system and check if the KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED error is solved.

Method 4: Run DISM & SFC Scan to repair system files

As discussed above, the corrupt or missing system files or services may also be the reason behind this error, which could further lead your system to a complete crash.

To prevent any further damage to your system, you may run DISM and System File Checker to check for the problems with system files and fix the problem. To do so, follow the given steps:

Open Command Prompt and run it as administrator.
Next, type DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth and press Enter. (See image 17)

Run DISM Restore Heath Command - Kmode Exception Not Handled

Image 17: Run DISM Restore health command

Afterward, type SFC/scannow and hit Enter. (See Image 18)

Run SFC/Scannow command - Kmode Exception Not Handled

Image 18: Run SFC/Scannow command

Let the process end. It may take some time, so don’t close the window until its done.
Follow the instructions given on the screens (if any). Once done, reboot your system and see if the error is fixed.

Method 5: Uninstall third-party antivirus software

Malicious or corrupt third-party antivirus software installed on your system may cause this blue screen of death error (BSOD) on your Windows PC. You can try uninstalling the antivirus software to get rid of the error. To do so, follow the given steps:

Press Windows + I to open System Settings and go to Apps.
Then, navigate to Apps & features and select the third-party antivirus software installed, which seems to be causing the error.
Right-click on the antivirus and choose to Uninstall it. (See Image 19)

Image 19: Select the software to Uninstall

Once done, reboot your system, and try to upgrade to Windows 10.

Method 6: Uninstall Problematic Windows Update

Some users even reported getting KMODE BSOD error after Windows 10 update. There could be some buggy Windows update installed on your system, causing a problem for your system. In such a case, you can uninstall the update to solve the issue.

Go to System Settings, navigate to Update & Security and then select View update history. (See Image 20)

Image 20: Open System Settings and go to Update & Security > View update history

On the next window, find the recently installed update and click Uninstall updates.
Right-click on the Windows update and click Uninstall. (See Image 21)

Image 21: Right-click the update to uninstall

Once done, restart your system to check if the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED error persists.

Method 7: Run Windows Memory Diagnostics

Some people reported that this error occurred due to a faulty RAM. To verify if there is RAM causing this BSOD error on your Windows 10, you may run the Windows Memory Diagnostics tool with the help of the steps given below:

Type ‘memory diagnostic’ in the Windows search box to open Windows Memory Diagnostic. (See Image 23)

Image 23: Open Windows Memory Diagnostic using Windows search box

Next, select ‘Restart now and cart now and check for problems (recommended).’ (See Image 24)

Image 24: Select Restart now and check for problems (recommended)

A test to check the problems with RAM will start. Wait until the process is done; you will be able to see the results on the screen.
Wait for the process to end. Once the search is completed, the computer will show all the detected problems on the screen.

Method 8: Update BIOS

In some cases, KMODE_Exception_Not_Handled error can occur due to an outdated version of BIOS on your Windows 10 PC. You can visit the official site of your system’s motherboard manufacturer to download the latest BIOS version. Follow the instructions given on the site to update BIOS.

Remember, updating BIOS is an advanced process. If the steps are not followed correctly, it can cause enduring damage to your system, and you may lose all of your data permanently.

Hence, it’s always suggested to take the backup of your data regularly. However, if you didn’t have the chance to back up your system data, you still have the chance to get back your system data.

You can use powerful Windows data recovery software, such as Stellar Data Recovery Professional. This DIY software also comes with a feature called ‘Create a recovery drive,’ enabling you to build a bootable recovery media that lets you restore data from a crashed or unbootable Windows 10 PC. You can check out the given video to learn more:

Final Thoughts

KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED error can lead your system to malfunction, crash, or even stuck at a booting loop. This error may appear with different stop codes, as explained in this blog. Irrespective of the reason, you can fix the error with effective methods, such as disabling fast startups, running BSOD troubleshooter, running SFC, uninstalling outdated/corrupt device drivers, etc. Additionally, to recover data from this BSOD affected system, you can use a Windows data recovery software, such as Stellar Data Recovery Professional. This DIY data recovery tool can retrieve data even from a non-bootable or crashed Windows 10 PC.

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KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED — это синий экран смерти, обозначаемый кодом 0x0000001E. На данный BSoD можно наткнуться, как правило, на ОС Windows 10 и зачастую возникает он сразу же после обновления с более старых версий Windows, например, Windows 7 или Windows 8/8.1.

При каждом появлении KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED пользователям приходится перезагружать свой компьютер, что потенциально может привести к потере особо важных данных и файлов. В общем, очень неприятный BSoD, который мы попытаемся с вами сегодня «вылечить».

Причины KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED

Синий экран смерти KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED указывает на то, что программа в режиме ядра сгенерировала исключение, которое обработчик исключений не смог распознать. Если вы попытайтесь найти какую-то информацию об этой проблеме в Интернете, то наткнетесь на множество обсуждений на различных форумах.

Итак, согласно мнениям экспертов в области Windows, существует огромное множество причин для возникновения KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED: поврежденные системные файлы, устаревшие драйвера, программное обеспечение от сторонних разработчиков, вредоносное ПО и многое другое.

Не повезло стать жертвой этого синего экрана смерти? Давайте тогда попробуем от него избавиться…

Решения KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED

Решение №1 Отключение/удаление антивируса

К сожалению, в некоторых случаях появление этого BSoD провоцирует антивирус, установленный в системе пользователя. Чтобы это проверить, достаточно отключить свой антивирус и протестировать работу Windows 10. Если BSoD прекратил показывать перед вами свое уродливое лицо, то дело действительно заключалось в антивирусе.

В таком случае вам потребуется удалить установленный антивирус, а затем, при желании, заменить его на что-то другое либо начать пользоваться функционалом системного Защитника Windows. Как правило, тот или иной антивирус можно удалить из «Программы и компоненты» в Панели управления.

Решение №2 Переименование файла

Это довольно странное решение, но некоторые пользователи утверждают, что им удалось избавиться от KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED при помощи… переименования. Если вы сталкиваетесь с данным BSoD сразу же после открытия файла, то попробуйте переименовать его и посмотрите, получится ли избежать появления проблемы.

Решение №3 Обновление драйверов

Синие экраны смерти довольно часто возникают из-за некорректно работающих или устаревших драйверов. Это можно исправить при помощи элементарного обновления драйверов через Диспетчер устройств. Нажмите на клавиатуре Windows+X и выберите пункт «Диспетчер устройств».

Перед вами покажется окошко со всем доступным на компьютере аппаратным обеспечением. Осмотрите список и проверьте, нет ли в нем желтых знаков восклицания. Если вы нашли такой значок возле какого-то устройства, то нажмите на него правой кнопкой мыши и выберите пункт «Обновить драйвер». Далее кликните на опцию «Автоматический поиск обновленных драйверов» и следуйте инструкциям на экране.

Также мы настоятельно рекомендуем вам выполнить обновление драйверов для видео- и звуковой карты, клавиатуры и мыши, колонок и прочих периферийных устройств. Сделайте это даже в том случае, если возле них нет желтого знака восклицания. Для видеокарты и вовсе можно попробовать переустановить драйвер, что делается все через тот же Диспетчер устройств (полностью удаляем и устанавливаем свежий драйвер с сайта производителя ГП).

Решение №4 Проверка диска на ошибки файловой системы

Возможно, синий экран смерти возник на вашем компьютере из-за проблем с диском. Мы рекомендуем вам воспользоваться услугами такого системного средства, как CHKDSK (check disk), которое файловую систему вашего диска на наличие ошибок и попытается их устранить.

Нажмите на клавиатуре Windows+X и выберите из списка пункт «Командная строка (администратора)». В появившемся окошке, пропишите команду chkdsk /f /r /x и нажмите Enter. После этого вам нужно нажать клавишу Y на клавиатуре, дабы согласиться на проверку диска при последующей загрузке компьютера. Теперь перезагрузите ПК и дождитесь окончания работы CHKDSK.

Как только войдете в Windows 10, протестируйте работу системы и посмотрите, возникнет ли KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED.

Решение №5 Восстановление системных файлов

Подобная проблема могла стать результатом повреждения системных файлов Windows 10. Благо, это можно попытаться исправить при помощи System File Checker (SFC). Нажмите комбинацию Windows+X и выберите «Командная строка (администратор)». Пропишите команду sfc /scannow и нажмите Enter.

SFC просканирует системные файлы вашей Windows 10 и попытается восстановить найденные повреждения. По окончанию работы средства перезагрузите свой компьютер и проверьте, не появляется ли больше синий экран смерти KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED.

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Did your desktop screen suddenly turn blue displaying an error 0x0000001E? When this happens, you receive a blue screen, some technical information on which this error occurred, and the possible causes behind this stop error.

When this error occurs, you will also get an error message stating “KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED”. There are various reasons that may invoke this Kernel error including hardware or Memory failure. The worst part is that you can’t sign in to your computer normally, hence can’t apply in-general solutions.

Worry not, as you can always boot into Safe Mode on your Windows PC and then attempt the relevant fixes. Before you apply any workaround, make sure to check the integrity of your hard disk using CHKDSK. This command tool ensures there are no bad sectors inside your hard drive.

Do also run the Memory diagnostic test next. Only when you are sure of no hardware or RAM failures, proceed ahead and apply the general or advanced fixes.

Ways to solve BSOD Error 0x0000001E on Windows PC

If you are not able to sign in to Windows 11/10 due to BSOD error 0x0000001E, boot into the Safe Mode first and then try out the below suggestions –

Solutions List

Perform a hardware test using CHKDSK
Test RAM
Find and repair Corrupted Device Drivers
Run SFC Scan
Correct Windows Image by running DISM Scan
Use Windows Security to find and remove viruses
Uninstall Third-Party Apps
Use a Restore Point

1] Perform a hardware test using CHKDSK

Blue Screen errors often occur due to hardware or memory-related issues on the computer. So, it is better to check the hard disk and RAM from time to time. Here’s how to test the HDD for possible corruption –

Launch Command Prompt having administrative privileges.
On the elevated prompt, copy/paste the code and press Enter.

chkdsk C: /f /r /x

You will get a message that reads the following –

"chkdsk cannot run because the volume is in use by another process. Would you like to schedule this volume to be checked the next time the system restarts? (Y/N)"

Type “Y” and press Enter. Now, close Command Prompt and press Alt + F4. Using the drop-down menu, select the Restart option, and hit OK.
When the system restarts, CHKDSK starts inspecting the disk for possible corruption. In case it finds any storage-related issues, you will be notified about the same.

Note: If indeed there is any problem with the hardware, make sure to replace the HDD with a new one. Go buy an SSD as its read/write capacity is 10 times better than a normal hard disk.

2] Run Windows Memory Diagnostic Test

If the hard disk is working completely fine, do a memory check on the computer. To do so, use these steps –

Press Win + S, and type “Memory” in the search field.
Double-click on the top result i.e. Windows Memory Diagnostic.

When the diagnostic panel starts, choose the first option i.e. “Restart now and check for problems (recommended)“.
This test will take a few minutes, so wait patiently.
When the memory check completes, you will get the results displaying whether you should or not replace the existing RAM.

3] Uninstall/Update Problematic Device Drivers

In case both hard disk and RAM tests don’t reveal any issue, the BSOD Error 0x0000001E is occurring due to internal corruption on the computer. The first thing that you should check is the presence of any problematic device drivers. Usually, a corrupted driver has a yellow sign attached to it. So, if you had found such a driver on the device manager, either update or uninstall/reinstall the specific driver using the below steps –

Right-click on the Windows icon and select Device Manager.
When Device Manager opens up, expand each one of the available sections, and look for a yellow sign.
If there is any driver bearing a yellow sign, right-click on it, and choose the update driver option.
On the next screen, hit the option – “Search automatically for drivers“.

Search Automatically for updated drivers

Let the system search and replace the chosen driver online. Mostly, users receive a message that says “the selected driver is up to date” though this isn’t the case. In such a scenario, you need to first download the recent version of a driver by visiting the official site.
Open the device manager again and go to the corrupted driver section. Right-click over this and select Uninstall device.
Now that you have removed the driver, go to the folder containing the lately downloaded file, and double-click over the setup file. When the installation completes, restart your PC.

From the next logon, check if the error 0x0000001E is resolved or still persists.

4] Run SFC Scan to solve error 0x0000001E

Another possible reason that may cause the BSOD error 0x0000001e is the presence of corrupted system files. Windows 10 includes a nice tool i.e. “SFC” that can run to scan/repair such system files on the computer. Here’s how to use the System File Checker utility program –

Press Win + R to launch the Run command.
Type “cmd” and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter keys altogether.
Doing so will launch the Command Prompt as an Admin.
Hit Yes if the UAC window comes into the display.
Type “sfc /scannow” near the blinking cursor and press Enter.

The system starts searching for corrupted/missing files on the computer and repairs them.
Let the scan complete and when it does, restart the computer.

5. Correct Windows Image by running DISM Scan

Any problem inside the Windows Image may also cause similar issues on the device. To check whether this indeed is the case or not, take the help of the DISM tool –

All you require is to execute the below code on the Command Prompt interface –

DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

Press Enter and this tool starts analyzing for possible bugs and errors inside the Windows Image.

Reboot your PC when the scan completes and check if the error 0x0000001e gets resolved or not.

6] Use Windows Security to find and remove viruses

Although the error 0x0000001E occurs due to internal corruption, the presence of malware may also invoke this blue screen issue. Here’s how to scan PC for viruses –

Click the up arrow on the taskbar and hit the shield icon.
When Windows Security launches, go to the tab – Virus and threat protection.
Move to the right pane and click Scan options under the section – Current threats.

BSOD Error 0x0000001E - Scan for viruses

Tick the “Full scan” radio button and thereafter press the Scan now button.
After the scan completes, you will get what to do next with the antivirus program.
You may choose to remove all the viruses or quarantine them (if you are not sure whether they are indeed viruses or not).

If you still can’t boot into Windows 10 normally, try the next workaround –

7] Uninstall Third-Party Apps to fix error 0x0000001E

If the error kmode_exception_not_handled occurred after installing any third-party app, make sure that you uninstall this program by booting Windows into safe mode. Once you are inside the Safe Mode state, use these steps –

Right-click on the Windows icon and select Apps and Features.
Next, scroll down and locate the recently installed third-party app.
Click once over this and hit Uninstall on the extended pane.

BSOD Error 0x0000001E - uninstall 3rd-party apps

Once you removed the program successfully, restart Windows 10.

If you had purchased a license of this software, temporarily disable it.

Antivirus programs are known to interfere with the system files and might have played a vital role in causing blue screen errors on the computer. So, if there lies any external antivirus, make sure to uninstall it as well. In case you had purchased a license for a third-party antivirus, disable it till the BSOD error 0x0000001E resolves.

You should even disable Windows Security so that it doesn’t prohibit accessing an important file that Windows 10 requires during startup.

8] Use a Restore Point

If none of the above solutions is effective to solve the kmode_exception_not_handled error, you may use a pre-existing restore point. Usually, reverting back an operating system to its prior state takes 30-40 minutes to complete. So, wait accordingly.

In case you hadn’t created any system backup in the past, skip this, and rather clean install Windows 10. If you are going to attempt this solution, make sure to create a backup of the entire PC on an external disk drive.

I hope you find this tutorial useful to fix the BSOD error 0x0000001E on your computer. Kindly tell us which one of the above methods fixes the kmode_exception_not_handled issue so that other readers may benefit from it as well.

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KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED is one of the most dangerous BSOD errors on Windows 10 and older versions, because it usually leads to total system failure. On top of that, it might be difficult to determine the root of the problem for troubleshooting.

If you stumble upon this error only once and get it fixed by rebooting your PC, it’s not really an issue. It becomes problematic when you must face KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED every time you launch Windows and try to work or play.

What causes the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED stop code?

The stop code can be caused by various issues at the software level, hardware level, or both. For instance, installed programs could overwrite each other’s memory, resulting in conflicts, corrupt applications, system stability issues, and ultimately a full Windows crash.

If the processor’s kernel mode throws an exception error that can’t be identified by the error handler, this can lead to KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED with 0x0000001E error code.

Sometimes, the stop code is accompanied by a filename, which makes troubleshooting a lot easier since you can look up more information about the file on the Internet.

How to fix KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED

There are multiple ways to repair a Blue Screen or Death message with the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED BSOD error code, depending on its cause: software or hardware.

Since it’s hard to evaluate this, you should start with software solutions and work your way up to hardware fixes. It’s simpler that way.

Some of the following workarounds are suitable for casual users. However, we can’t overlook more elaborate solutions, so we reserved the last part for skilled individuals.

Before getting started, we strongly recommend you create a system restore point. It will spare you from headaches in case you make a wrong move and must undo all changes. Better yet, create a full system backup if you can.

Certain users don’t even get the chance to do something on their computer due to the KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED error that sends their operating system into a restart loop. If you’re one of them, you can boot Windows in safe mode to load only the required drivers.

1. Disable Fast Startup

Fast Startup is a feature introduced in Windows 8 and migrated to Windows 10. It allows the operating system to boot, shut down, and wake up from hibernation faster because it doesn’t entirely turn off all processes, services, and drivers.

If the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED BSOD stop code is caused by faulty drivers, then you should deactivate Fast Startup to prevent it from reloading all drivers while doing its job.

Here’s how to disable Fast Startup on Windows 10:

Make sure you’re logged in as the administrator
Press Win key + R, type control panel, and hit Enter
Find and click Power Options
Click Choose what the power buttons do on the left side
Click Change settings that are currently unavailable
Disable Turn on fast startup (recommended) and click Save changes
Reboot your computer

In certain cases, switching off Fast Startup is enough to fix the KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED stop code. It should at least give you more time working on other solutions before Windows receives the BSOD message again.

2. Turn off startup programs

Startup programs are the ones that get launched automatically as soon as you boot Windows. You might have noticed that some applications do this as soon as you install them on your PC.

Having too many startup apps results in a slower boot time. If one of those programs overwrites the memory of another, it can lead to KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED.

You can fix this by disabling startup apps:

Right-click the Windows 10 taskbar and select Task Manager
Go to the Startup tab
If you have numerous entries here, click Status to sort the apps (Enabled first)
Right-click each entry with the Enabled status and select Disabled
Restart your computer

To conduct more research on startup programs, you can download Microsoft’s Autoruns utility from the official website. It shows the registry entry of each startup process and can check it for malware almost instantly by uploading its hash to VirusTotal.

Find out more information about turning off startup programs on Windows 10.

3. Uninstall recent applications

If you have recently installed software programs and began experiencing the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED error right afterward, they could be the reason behind your troubles.

However, you should be able to fix this problem by removing the applications from your computer. For example, it has been reported that ON/OFF Gigabyte triggers the BSOD error, along with certain VPN services and antivirus tools.

Here’s how to remove recent programs:

Right-click the Windows 10 Start menu and select Apps and Features
Set Sort by to Install date to list your apps by date (newest first)
Pick the first program. If you wish to eliminate any uncertainty, you can run a quick Google search to see if that application has caused troubles to other users, too. Then, click Uninstall and proceed with the removal process
Restart your computer to see if you still get the KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED error

4. Restore Windows to a previous checkpoint

The easiest way to undo the damage caused by a bad driver or corrupt process is by using System Recovery. It’s not a reliable method, though, because it sometimes doesn’t work at all. But you can still give it a shot.

Press Win key + R, type control panel, and hit Enter
Click Recovery
Click Open System Restore
Choose a checkpoint from the list, click Next, and follow the on-screen instructions.

5. Run a malware scan

A malware infection can do heavy damage on your operating system, even triggering BSOD errors like KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED by overwriting data. So it’s a good idea to run a malware scan and clear your computer of any pests.

If you’re running Windows 10 and don’t have a third-party antivirus solution installed, then you have to use Windows Defender.

Click the Windows 10 Start button, type Windows Security, and launch this app
Select Virus & threat protection

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Click Scan options
Select Quick scan and press Scan now
If no malware results show up, run another scan using the Windows Defender Offline scan mode

6. Disable your antivirus software

Your anti-malware application may affect other running programs which are essential for Windows. This could also lead to the KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED error code.

To fix this problem, you just have to deactivate your antivirus program. It’s usually impossible to end its process from Task Manager or exit the application due to security reasons.

However, you should be able to turn off the real-time detection engine. In the worst case scenario that you can’t do that, then simply uninstall the antivirus program.

7. Check your drivers

Obsolete, incompatible, missing, or faulty drivers are usually the cause of the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED stop code. That’s why it’s essential to check if they are running properly. It’s a multi-part process.

Here’s how to reinstall drivers easily:

Right-click the Windows 10 Start button and pick Device Manager
Right-click a device from the list and select Uninstall device
Reboot your PC. The driver will be automatically reinstalled by Windows

The method above is the equivalent of getting Windows to work properly by turning it off and on again. But it doesn’t always do the trick.

It’s possible that your drivers are outdated. You can try updating them by asking Windows to search for updated driver software automatically. Unfortunately, this method often fails.

As an alternative solution, you can look up the drivers on your manufacturer’s website. DriverVerifier is an excellent tool that can help you identify the drivers of your machine. You have to be careful, though, since there’s the risk of accidentally installing an incompatible driver.

A safer solution is to use a driver updating application. It can automatically detect the old drivers on your PC, find newer versions on the Internet, then quickly download and install them on your machine, ensuring driver compatibility.

8. Free up disk space

Numerous computer problems are caused by insufficient disk space. Windows always needs room to carry out tasks, execute commands, and ensure that all programs are functioning correctly.

Have a look at the Properties panel of your partition where your OS is installed (it’s usually C:). If there’s only a small percent of free disk space available, it’s time to get more.

Copy files to another partition or an external storage device, upload them to the cloud, or simply delete the ones you don’t need anymore.

You can also use the Windows Disk Cleanup utility:

Make sure you’re logged in with elevation rights
Review your Recycle Bin and Downloads folder to copy any critical files you might need
Open the Properties panel of the Windows drive (by default, it’s C:)
Go to the General tab and click the Disk Cleanup button
Select everything from the list and click Clean up system files
Windows will run a scan. Once it finishes, select everything again, click OK and then Delete Files

9. Check your RAM

A faulty memory could result in a fatal hardware issue by triggering BSOD errors and driver corruption. However, you can easily fix it using the memory diagnostics program integrated into Windows.

Save any ongoing projects and close all applications
Click the Start menu, search for Windows Memory Diagnostic, and launch this app
Click Restart now and check for problems

The tool will check your operating system for RAM issues during the next reboot and provide you with all the necessary details.

If you’re looking for a more advanced tool, check out MemTest.

10. Run a clean boot

To prevent Windows from running any extra drivers, processes and services at startup that would cause the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED error, you can run a clean boot.

Click the Start menu, type System Configuration, and open this app
Pick the Services tab, deselect Hide all Microsoft services, and click Disable all
Visit the Startup tab and click Open Task Manager
Terminate all currently active tasks
Reboot your computer

11. Use Event Viewer

You can launch Event Viewer, the operating system’s own diagnostics utility, to find out more information about the BSOD error, including its triggering processes or services.

Once your computer gets restarted after receiving the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED stop code, immediately open the Start menu, type event viewer, and hit Enter
In the Windows Logs folder on the left, select System
Click the first (newest) Error you spot on the list and use the General tab to obtain more information about it

12. Fix system errors from CMD

You don’t really need to have any special skills in order to work with Command Prompt since you can copy and paste the commands below.

However, make sure to create a system restore point before proceeding. Furthermore, you should save any ongoing projects and close all applications.

Here’s how to run CHKDSK (Check Disk):

Press Win key + R, type cmd, then press Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open Command Prompt with elevation rights
If your OS resides in Local Drive C:, then type chkdsk c: /f. Otherwise, replace c: with the correct letter of your partition
You will be asked to agree with scheduling the disk checkup at the next system reboot. Type y and press Enter
Restart your computer and wait until CHKDSK does its job

You can count on the Check Disk utility to fix any corruption at the hard disk level, which should help handle the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED error, too. But, if it doesn’t, proceed to the next step.

Here’s how to run SFC (System File Checker):

Launch as admin
Type sfc /scannow and press Enter
Wait until the scan and repair is complete
Restart your computer

System File Checker is designed to fix corrupt system files, making it a great solution for troubleshooting BSOD issues. It this tool doesn’t work either, try the next one:

Here’s how to run DISM (Deployment Image Servicing and Management):

1. Open Command Prompt as admin
2. Write DISM /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth and press Enter
3. If there are any errors, type DISM /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
4. Restart your computer, launch CMD as admin, write sfc /scannow and press Enter
5. Reboot your machine again

DISM checks for corrupt files in the component store of the Windows image, which CHKDSK and SFC can’t reach. It’s a good way to get rid of the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED problem.

13. Update your BIOS

Find out your current BIOS version
1. Click the Start button, type System information, and launch this app
2. Copy your BIOS Version/Date
Visit the manufacturer website of your BIOS model to download the latest BIOS version
Unzip the downloaded BIOS file and copy it to a USB flash drive
Plug the flash drive into your PC, reboot, and enter BIOS by pressing the key or key combination displayed on your screen
Locate the BIOS update tool and create a backup of your current firmware
Load the newest BIOS version in the firmware updating utility and proceed with its installation
Wait until the update is complete, and then you can reboot your PC

14. Remove and reseat all hardware parts

If your hardware components aren’t properly connected to the computer, it could result in fatal system errors like KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED. To solve this, you have to remove and reseat all cards and cables.

Pay special attention to the BIOS, GPU and RAM cards. You should also check hardware compatibility to make sure the pieces work well together as well as with your Windows version.

Conclusion

To sum up, you should be able to fix the KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED error by turning off the Windows 10 Fast Startup, disabling startup programs, and uninstalling recent applications with compatibility issues.

You could also restore Windows to a previous checkpoint, run a malware scan, disable your antivirus software, check your drivers, and free up disk space.

If that doesn’t work either, make sure to check your RAM, run a clean system boot and use Event Viewer to get more details about the error.

It’s also advisable to fix system corruption issues from the Command Prompt, update your BIOS to the latest version, as well as to remove and reseat all hardware parts.

Did these solutions work for you? Did we miss any important steps? Let us know in the comment section below.

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