Windows 10: BSOD 124 uncorrectable error disappeared after disabling multi core processing in the BIOS

BSOD 124 uncorrectable error disappeared after disabling multi core processing in the BIOS.


The processor (i7-6700) is running on one core now with no issues.


Is that means the processor is tossed or I need a new PSU, or I can find a software fix.


Thanks in advance.

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BSOD while benchmarking CPU

Yeah, 124 IS VCORE sure because I wanted to undervolt mine and I got a uncorrectable hardware error BSOD with 124 code.

 

core isolation disabled itself in bios on new computer

Hello Khynnea,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



It can be the BIOS update released by your manufacturer through windows updates which might have changed the status from Enabled to disabled. However here are the steps to enable it again.

• Open start menu and search for Windows Defender Security Center.
  
• Go to Device Security.
  
• You will be able to find Core Isolation, please click on Core Isolation details.
  
• Then you can turn it on.
  

Restart is restart is required for the changes to be effective. Please write back, if you need any further assistance.

Hope it helps.



Naresh Kumar

Microsoft Community - Moderator

 

Windows 10 BSOD error: "whea uncorrectable error".

Original Title: Windows 10 BSOD

Every single time I try to boot, it gets stuck after a half second or so and I get the bsod for "whea uncorrectable error". I've given up on my PC at this point, my cpu is at stock, I've flashed by bios, and reset my bios. I reinstalled windows 10 only to
get the same error. What can I do..? =(