Windows 10: Microsoft-Windows-HAL Error with event id 13

Hello.I left home for 2 weeks and didn't use my HP Envy m6 laptop during those 2 weeks. When I went back and started it up, the laptop randomly shut down after 2-5 minutes when I started it up. I went through my event log and found a Microsoft-Windows-HAL error with Event ID 13.Here a full log:<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event"> <System> <Provider Name="Microsoft-Windows-HAL" Guid="{63d1e632-95cc-4443-9312-af927761d52a}" /> <EventID>13</EventID> <Version>0</Version> <Level>2</Level>&

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reduce resume delay with HAL event ID 12 error


Hello,

Since I installed W10, I experience HAL event ID 12 error when going to sleep and this happens may be 30-40 % of the time. HAL error happens at sleep time, not at wake up time. I could not discover why it happens when it does.

After searching for hours, I found that the problem is related to the 1st 1mb memory that looks or is corrupted. With W7 and earlier, Microsoft doesn't use this memory anymore, so it should not create any problem and most people having HAL ID 12 errors seem not having any other problem, but I do ... When I wake up the computer, fan starts but everything else is dead ... PC comes alive exactly 5 minutes later, without any problem. Everything was like it was at sleep time. Event viewer shows no problem at all. So it looks like Microsoft is just warning me that something is wrong somewhere.

Problem is said to come from motherboard bios, but as my motherboard is quite old (M3A32 MVP) no bios update are available. So, reducing the 300 seconds delay seems the way to go.

I suspect there's a registry key somewhere to set the 300 seconds delay before resuming when a HAL ID 12 happened at sleep time. What's that key ? I could not find anything. My only goal is to reduce this delay before I get a new computer, but with 6 cores processor it's still a good one.

Thanks in advance J Guy

 

Watchdog - Event Id 142 and 13


Need a little help ... System runs fine and I prefer not to ignore these 2 errors. However, I can't
find what is causing event id 142 and 13 and I'm outta of ideas.

Event Id - 142(173) Kernal-Power (critical)
The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error is caused
because the system stopped responding and the hardware watchdog triggered a system reset.

Event Id - 13(none) HAL (error)
Watchdog event triggered

Windows 10 x64 Home Creator - Clean Install and Updated - 1703 (build 15063.13)
HP DV6 - AMD A6-3400M with HD Graphics 6520G
Temps - OK
MemTest - OK
HDD SMART - OK
Drivers - Updated (IDE ATA\ATAPI Controllers - Tried both AMD and Standard drivers)
Adapter Power Management - Allow to turned off / on unchecked
Chkdsk - OK
SFC - OK
Safe Mode - No change
Clean Boot - No change
Clean Shut Down - No change (even tried different shutdown commands as admin)
Fast Startup - Off
Hybernate - Off
Sleep - Off
Power Profile - Balanced and High Power no change
Turn HDD Off - No

BSOD - No
Dumps - None
Wer - None

 

event viewer error source hal

event viewer error source hal