Windows 10: whea_uncorrectable_error

Does lenovo provide Windows 10 drivers and BIOS update?

 

Yes it does.

 

Have you already installed Windows 7?

If you haven't, do you get the troubleshooting options? The troubleshooting options should show after 3 failures of boot.

 

Windows 7 installed and closing this thread and still I hate windows 10

 

Too bad to hear, we may could have found a solution, but glad to hear your system is up and running *Smile

The 0x124(WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR) is known as a hardware error, Windows Hardware Error Architecture is where the WHEA stands for, but could also be caused by the BIOS and drivers. Make sure that you check the drivers and BIOS for updates compatible for Windows 7.

 

I always use updated drivers from lenovo website whether windows 7 or windows 10. I really dont understand what problem occurs on windows 10

 

Drivers were most likely the cause, software also uses drivers what means that 1 or more programs were giving problems.
However the best known programs that could let the system think the problem is hardware related is pre-installed software from the (motherboard for desktops) manufacturers and software like Daemon tools and Alcohol 120% because the drivers are usually improper written and thus not stable.

 

I dont use those type of softwares.

 

There are some other possibilities that may have triggered the crash, like corrupted drivers.

KMS modifies the files of Office, but what the side effects of an illegal activation are is impossible to tell.
There is a chance that this changes the manner of behaviour of your system letting the system somehow think there was a hardware error, this may not sound logic but as I mentioned it is impossible to tell what the modifications with an illegal activation could cause even if the modification is just a little spoof.

 

But bro before i got this same error and on that time no office no autokms installed. i even get this same issue when i use to download iso from media tool.

 

You're still getting crashes?

 

I am using Windows 7. *Biggrin