Windows 10: computer crashing mostly from live kernal 141

Here is the error I am mostly having issues with as to why my computer keeps crashing Problem Event Name: LiveKernelEventCode: 141Parameter 1: ffffe78c74abf460Parameter 2: fffff80581de17c4Parameter 3: 0Parameter 4: 2ac4OS version: 10_0_19043Service Pack: 0_0Product: 768_1OS Version: 10.0.19043.2.0.0.768.101Locale ID: 1033Can someone please help me fix it?

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Live Kernel Event 141

Hi Bao,

Many users has sadly aswell encountered this problem. Solving this will take some time, I highly suggest you to look through these threads steadily while making some stress tests and all of the other stuff that is needed.

Black Screen with Live Kernel Event 141,

LiveKernelEvent 141 - Hardware failure,

Fix Windows 10 Live kernel event 141 error.

Please reply if the issue still remains so that I can help you with solving it .

 

Live Kernel Event 141 started popping up frequently 3 days ago. Audio freezes for a second, creen goes black and nonresponsive for about 8 seconds, and all apps currently open on my pc restart.

Hi Rhaine C.,

I did all the steps mentioned above and still experience issues stated in the title of my post. There are websites that recommend doing a graphics driver reinstall for the kernal live event 141 issues. Should I do that instead?

Thanks, Aaron

 

Live Kernel Event 141 appeared after my computers hiatus

HI,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



The error seems to be triggered by the graphics drivers, however the Live Kernal events don’t give much clue about what is causing these types of errors. As you have tried different versions of the display drivers, I would request to upload the dump
files (Minidump) so that we can analyze the crash report before suggesting any troubleshooting steps.



I have also sent you a private message, please click on your profile name/picture at the upper right corner of the page, select my profile and under profile details, click View private messages.



Awaiting your reply.



Regards,

Peer Samie

Microsoft Community-Moderator