Nevertheless, it doesnt happen without reason.
It all depends on the pop in of error.
In our case, it is WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR.
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If you have encountered this bug, you should know that theres nothing special about it.
Of course, the first solution is to reboot your PC.
If the problem disappears, you are in luck.
If not, make a run at fix it yourself with the following methods.
But first, lets take a closer look at the causes of WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR.
What is WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR in Windows 11?
As mentioned above, WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR is one of the errors that cause BSOD.
But how is WHEA explained?
WHEA stands for Windows Hardware Error Architecture, an error reporting mechanism.
It collects information about the hardware error and integrates it with the system firmware to determine the root cause.
In addition, it also has the error code 0x0000124.
So heres how you might fix it.
This Windows system tool checks the file system and fixes problems with it.
However, if this method doesnt work for you, move to the next one.
Heres what you should do:
If the error still appears, move on to the next solution.
Check your Windows 11 for updates
Very often, developers fix software bugs in new updates.
So its worth ensuring that your Windows 11 PC is up to date.
Therefore, you should disable this feature to fix the problem.
Also, if Intel Turbo Boost is installed on your gear, you should remove it.
Of course, the easiest solution will be to reset your BIOS prefs to the factory defaults.
WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR can also occur when overclocking your PC, especially if you set erroneous voltages during overclocking.
This can make your system unstable.
This rarely happens nowadays, but it is better to keep your drivers updated.
Windows often updates drivers automatically.
Moreover, many third-party tools can help you update drivers on Windows 11.
What I usually use isDriverPack Solution.
This tool automatically searches and installs drivers directly from official resources.
