Windows 10: Random Freezing Issue - Error Codes: Bluescreen 116, LiveKernelEvent 141, 117, 1b8, 1a8

I'm experiencing a persistent issue with my PC where it freezes randomly without any apparent reason. The system completely stops working, and I’m forced to manually restart it every time.Some of the things that I’ve tried so far:Reinstalled Windows 10 twice and later upgraded to Windows 11.Ran memory tests, disk tests, CPU tests, and GPU tests.Updated all drivers.Performed various troubleshooting commands in CMD.Searched forums for solutions, but none of the suggested fixes have resolved the issue or helped identify the root cause.The only useful clue I’ve found is in the Reliability Mon

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Windows lag due to Livekernelevent 1a8 and 1b8

Hi,

I have been asking this question a couple of times before but couldn't find a proper fix to this. Im using an hp zbook studio g5 mobile workstation and I face freezing issue and in the event viewer i see a livekernelevent information where it mentions livekernelevent error 1a8 and 1b8 which seems to be an intel graphic drivers error. I have done a complete reinstall of the drivers using DDU but of no use. Recently i noticed that i face this problem only when the laptop isn't plugged in. And I never face this issue when the laptop is plugged in. Please any one let me know any fixes.

 

Hardware Error Problem Event Name: LiveKernelEvent Code: 141

I have been experiencing Hardware Errors LiveKernelEvent Code: 141 and Problem Event Name: BlueScreen Code: 116 on my PC. I tried reinstalling my graphics drivers and updated both windows and my NVIDIA drivers.

 

LIVE KERNEL EVENT 1a8 and 1b8

Hello! My name is Mostafa, and I’m an independent advisor and a long-time Microsoft user.

I’m sorry that you are experiencing this issue, and I will try my best to assist you with this so that you find a satisfactory solution.

LiveKernelEvent 1a8 and 1b8 are hardware errors that occur in Windows operating systems. LiveKernelEvent 1A8 might be caused by the Intel Wireless driver, and it often occurs on HP laptops, so reinstalling the driver should fix it. LiveKernelEvent 1B8 might be caused by overclocking and the XMP profiles.

If you’re experiencing these errors, you can try reinstalling the Intel Wireless driver or disabling overclocking and XMP profiles. If you’re still experiencing issues, you can try updating your BIOS

Check the below link to try some solutions.

https://windowsreport.com/fix-live-kernel-event...

I hope the above steps helped you. Thank you.

Best,

Mostafa

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