Windows 10: BSOD 0x124 WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR

D: i did use them,
it is that bad ?

 

After i disable all of them i try to clean all usb ports and then try if all of them were working fine and they did but now that i remind one of my usb drives just dont want to store any of info ....

 

Using it could damage the peripheral that is connected to it.

 

mmmm
how do i know if it is damaged or not ? i disconnected all cables from the usb ports on front case

 

A device would simply be malfunctioning, but once it malfunctions there is no garantee it doesn't malfunction in other ports, that is my experience.

 

mmmm

The mobo could be affected ?
Oh and one Pendrive i have is no longer working since i used it on those ports D:

Those port could be doing any trouble and causing bsod ?

srry for all questions but i have no other way to find answers

 

No problem you're asking questions, but I have a feeling we might go circling with the same questions eventually *Zip

Technically it is already affected, the USB ports are on the mobo.

Yes, but I haven't seen it happening in your dumps yet.

Simply don't use those ports and keep me posted on the situation of the BSOD's.

 

I stoped using ports also disconnected them from the mobo
the bsod hasnt gone

When u read the info didnt u find any familiar in the files hal.dll and ntoskrnl.exe ??

every bsod that i have those both things appear in red on bluescreenview

 

I have some update

Computer Usually Freezes and then appear the bsod
Now it just Freezes and have to force reset to it :/

All start after updating video drivers im now downgrading them to make sure about it

 

HAL.dll is the Hardware Abstraction Layer dll, a library that can be used to communicate with the hardware.
The ntoskrnl.exe is the Windows Kernel, Windows files are the files that are the last possibility to point to as a cause when nothing else is available. It sometimes is a bit useful as there are some that give a sign of what the root cause may be, but in 99% of the time it is not true. The ntoskrnl.exe is a file that is in many ways protected, you must have a hell lot more problems than BSOD's to say 'probably caused by: ntoskrnl.exe' is true.