Windows 10: does this happen to anyone else when they leave their computer on for a day? It happens in...

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WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR happening several times a day

Haven't got to uninstall/reinstall the drivers yet but please find attached the rest of the steps requested.

debug steps.txt

 

It happened yesterday

You didn't see a failure in Safe Mode, which might suggest you don't have a hardware problem. But that of course cannot be definitive.

The report is as accurate as it can be. If X happens and kills processing, there's no way you'll get a report generated because all information has been lost by event X.

Imagine you suddenly pull out the power plug and there's nothing to keep power on your mother board.


I've not used Driver Verifier myself..

More possible and different tools:
Free Stress Test Tool HeavyLoad | JAM Software
Huge List of Computer Stress Test Software [Used by Engineers in the Rugged Computing Industry]

 

Proxy error happens daily or every 2 days

Hello Brian,

Finally I was able to try your steps. I created an admin script called networkreset.bat. Here is the text:

ipconfig /flushdns

ipconfig /release

ipconfig /renew

netsh winsock reset

netsh int ip reset

shutdown /r

When the proxy error happened again, could not access any site through my browser. I then ran your steps. Worked great. I like on reboot that I did not have to reconnect to the wifi like my network reset. I was then able to get to my sites just fine.
However, a day or 2 later the same proxy error. Just like before I could not access any site. This time, I ran the script above and again, worked great. However, I still have the problem. In 1 or 2 days, I will get the proxy error once again requiring
those steps and a complete reboot. A real pain.

Any suggestions on what I can do to stop this cycle of resetting connection and reboot every 1 to 2 days due to a proxy error? It seems everyone tells me how to clear it, just not how to stop it continually happening. I am ready to just re-image the computer.

Thanks,

Rob