Windows 10: Reliability History Hardware Error Unknown Cause

same issue also for me

Not a truly BSoD, as previously reported by other users it is showed only in reliability history and it seems to occur (often but not always) switching user..

10 Pro X64 14393.576, Radeon Crimson ReLive Edition 16.12.2 (but it occurred also with previous buld).

If i'm not wrong, i bumped into this issue starting from build 351 (as per Scottyboy99 report)

Sorry for my poor english

 

Got another hardware error message today

 

Not much to report really. It still happens on both my machines approx. 7 days apart between each instance on the reliability history. Still totally in the dark over the cause. If I wasn't so finicky and didn't keep looking in the reliability history I'd be none the wiser because I see no detrimental effects on the machines! Maybe the creators update will put an end to it when it releases but I'm not holding out hopes. MS doesn't seem to address bugs or glitches quickly at all prefer pretending that they do not exist!

 

ok txs, i'll avoid to switch user continuing instead to reboot if i really have to change logged user...

 

I was receiving a hardware related error prior to installing Update for Windows (KB3216755) on 01-30-2017. I have not had this issue pop up since the update.

 

Still happens on both my machines weekly! No adverse effects, it seems to be a phantom error message. Still a poor show from MS though

 

It still happens to me too.

 

Add me to the list, every 7 days without fail. LiveKernelEvent, code ab.

Noticed system error memory dump files (kernel dumps) while doing my weekly cleanups, couldn't really find problems in the Event Viewer and for some reason I opened reliability history and found it there. I'm the only user and the first instance was January 31st. No BSODs and the system runs fine, hope MS comes up with a fix for this soon though it's more just an annoyance than a real problem.

 

if i'm not wrong it should be fixed with the latest cumulative update (if i switch user, infact, i don't record anymore such 'crash' in reliability history)...

 

Mine happened every Thursday at startup, nothing today.

Is it fixed? I'm not holding my breath...

 

I haven't had any reoccurence since the last lot of CUs

 

I think I'm in the clear too. I haven't seen it pop up!