Windows 10: BSOD once a day, error "Unexpected Store Exception"

Hi,

I keep encountering the blue screen of death once every day. It does not matter what I am doing. It has happened when I play games, and it has happened when my computer is idle. The computer will freeze for about 10 seconds and then the BSOD will appear. The error code is: Unexpected Store Exception.

After that, the computer reboots to a black screen which asks me to choose a bootable device, but pressing any key does not do anything and I am forced to manually reboot by holding down the power button on my computer. Once I have done this, the computer reboots just fine. The error will not occur again until the next day.

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Windows 10 crashes at least once a day.

My system crashes at least once a day. BSOD. Seldom for same reason. Latest is " unexpected kernel mode trap" What failed "athw8x.sys"

 

Unexpected Store Exception error - (HP Envy)

Hello,

No, my issue has NOT been resolved.

BSoD and unexpected store exception still happens to my computer.

 

Diagnostics Test

HDD TEST
*Arrow Check Disk (chkdsk) - Read Event Viewer Log - Windows 7 Help Forums

 

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I have uploaded all of the tests except for the SeaTools test, because I do not have anything to burn the image onto yet (such as a USB drive or CD). I hope this information will suffice. Let me know!

 

Unfortunately this information does not suffice because it is necessary to run the tests on all partitions/drives present on the system.

 

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Okay. I ran the tests on my other drive, which is a SSD. These are the results. I can try scanning my HDD with SeaTools if you still need that.

 

I used SeaTools for Windows and ran a long generic test for my HDD. It passed.

However, I'm unable to run a SeaTools test using DOS because it claims that there are no hard drives detected.

 

Reseat the cables of the hard drive and try Seatools DOS again.

Don't forget to run chkdsk and upload the log.

 

I'll try that later today. I uploaded the chkdsk results in my first response. Is that what you needed?

 

I've missed the chkdsk log *Redface It looks fine *Smile

 

I unplugged the cables to my HDD and SSD, and then I plugged them back in. When I rebooted into Seatools DOS, it still said that it couldn't find any hard drives.

 

Please check if there is an option in the BIOS for AHCI and change it to IDE or ATA (not sure), if it doesn't help then boot first back in the BIOS and revert the change(s) to prevent any possible issues with booting.

 

It didn't work. Seatools wouldn't even run in that mode.

 

A friend of mine said that the battery in the motherboard might be running out of charge and forgetting that I have drives, thus causing my PC to freeze. Is this a possibility?