Windows 10: AuthenticAMD.sys uncorrectable error

3 months ago i bought a pair of memories 2x16 3200MT/s from Asgard, Feryr model. I installed them in my old processor, Ryzen 5 3400G and it work like a charm. 2 months ago i bought a new GPU, RX 7600 Gigabyte, which also works properly.last month i bought a new processor Ryzen 5 5600, and after i swapped the processors, my pc was shutting down / resetting repeatedly over and over ever before loading my windows, not even an error message, just suddenly turned off and on automatically. Updated the BIOS and the problem persisted, until i formatted my NVME, when it all worked just fine.A week ago

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WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR

Hi, Andrea.

The reason why your PC shuts down suddenly is because the computer protect itself from data loss. We suggest checking this
link for the troubleshooting steps on how to resolve the error message
WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR that you're experiencing on your PC.

Get back to us if you need further assistance.

 

Bsod - whea uncorrectable error

MrPepka,

Thanks for the reply! I forgot to mention that I did test the CPU using the Intel tool and it checked out fine. I also installed the latest BIOS for my motherboard and it was still BSODing. However, I also found this post: BSOD playing CSGO, whea uncorrectable error

I tried the suggestion made by BSODHunter to repair the image using DISM and SFC. Errors were found and corrected. For the moment my computer seems to be stable! Though I have not yet tried to really stress the hardware yet. I will try that later tonight and advise!

 

WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR

Hi Arunava,

The "WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR" means that a hardware issue has appeared. To resolve this issue, kindly follow these steps:

Method 1: Get all the latest Windows update.

• Go to Settings.
• Then look for Update & security.
• Click on Windows Update.
• Select Check for updates.

Method 2: Let's try restoring Windows back from a system restore point. Restoring will not affect affect your personal files, it will remove some drivers, apps, and updates installed after the restore point was made. Here are the steps:

• Select Start button.
• Type control panel.
• Search for Control Panel for Recovery.
• Go to Recovery, then Open System Restore.
• Then select Next.
• Click on Finish.

Note:

If you cannot see any restore points, it's because system protection isn’t turned on. To check, go to the
Control Panel, search for Recovery, and then select
Recovery > Configure System Restore > Configure and make sure that the Turn on system protection is selected.

We would appreciate an update about how it went.