Windows 10: I'm having a whea uncorrectable error bsod that is fixed after disconnecting and connecting...

I've recently built a new pc and bought a kingston skc6002048g, installed windows 11 on it, the first day it worked fine, turned off the pc, went to sleep and the next day when turning it on after a few seconds of logging into windows I get a blue screen, this continues to happen until I disconnect and reconnect the nvme ssd, to check if that ssd was the problem I swaped it for another sata ssd I had and I get no more bsod, I can use the kingston ssd just fine if I disconnect and connect it every time I want to use the pc, but as you can imagine that is not ideal.Could you provide assistance p

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Bsod - whea uncorrectable error

MrPepka,

Thanks for the reply! I forgot to mention that I did test the CPU using the Intel tool and it checked out fine. I also installed the latest BIOS for my motherboard and it was still BSODing. However, I also found this post: BSOD playing CSGO, whea uncorrectable error

I tried the suggestion made by BSODHunter to repair the image using DISM and SFC. Errors were found and corrected. For the moment my computer seems to be stable! Though I have not yet tried to really stress the hardware yet. I will try that later tonight and advise!

 

bsod WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR

Hello

I have been recently getting WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR bsods. I have tried fixing this issue with guides online but I still get this error. Please help me fix this error. I have observed that sometimes when I get the bluescreen, my wifi stops working and when my laptop restarts, there aren't any networks I can connect to. I have to reinstall my network adapter to be able to connect to networks. Any help is welcome

 

WHEA Uncorrectable Error

FYI: WHEA stands for Windows Hardware Error Architecture, and when you see the error message it means a hardware failure is preventing your Windows 10 PC or laptop from functioning as intended. A WHEA error normally appears in a blue screen of death (BSOD) where, to recover, you have to shut down or restart your computer. There are numerous causes of the WHEA Uncorrectable Error, which makes it a bit more challenging to troubleshoot than some other error messages. From faulty hard drives to defective CPUs, just about anything inside your PC could be the culprit. To make matters more confounding, the WHEA Uncorrectable Error in Windows 10 can even spring up due to a driver conflict. If you’ve been overclocking your PC, there’s a possibility that this stop code error is a direct result of the added stress on your hardware. Although WHEA is called an “Uncorrectable Error,” it’s not exactly the case that the problem can’t be corrected. Although solving the root problem takes some trial and error, with these tips, you can fix the WHEA Uncorrectable Error yourself and get your PC running again.