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Fix Windows error kmode exception not handled

Kmode Exception Not Handled is a system crash. This crash happens when a Kernel Mode Program is causing an exception. Where the error handler is not able to identify. Generally, there will be an error code 0x0000001E, and sometimes the system falls into a looping reboot.

To fix Kmode Exception Not Handled error effectively, you can try the below ways:

1. Turn off fast startup

2. Run Windows Memory Diagnostics

3. Update device drivers

Method one: Turn off fast startup

Windows fast startup feature, which users can set for their own startup preferences. It’s available for Windows 8 and Windows 10 systems and works similarly to the hybrid sleep mode of the previous Windows versions. By saving the operating system state to a hibernation file, the fast startup can make your computer boot up even quicker.

However, the fast startup can also cause a system crash when there is trouble reloading the kernel, drivers, and system state normally. Few a times BSOD error occurs, similar to the Kmode Exception Not Handled error. Then you may have to turn off fast startup for normal boot.

1. Press on Win + R and input “Control panel”. Then hit Enter.

2. Search for Power Options.

3. Click on Choose what the power buttons do.

4. Next click “Change settings that are currently unavailable”.

5. uncheck the choice “Turn on fast startup”. Then Click Save changes and exit.

After the settings changes done. You can restart your system and check if the Kmode Exception Not Handled error has been repaired.

Method two: Run Windows Memory Diagnostics

Windows Memory Diagnostic is a system memory test. This help to check the system’s RAM for problems. During the test process, there might get a  status bar showing if any problems have been detected. Also, Windows Memory Diagnostics helps to check the kmode exception not handled error.

1. Open Windows memory diagnostics by searching from the search box of Windows 10.

2. Click on “Restart now and check for problems”.

Repair the problems that detected and restart Windows.

Method three: Update device drivers

If kmode exception not handled error is caused by the outdated device driver. Then you can select to update the driver manually in Device Manager or automatically update with a driver updater.

Update driver in Device Manager

1. Press Win + X key then select Device Manager.

2. Locate “other devices” and right-click update the driver.

3. Next, click on the “Search automatically for updated driver software” option and wait for the result.

Make sure that the driver must be compatible with the system.

Update the driver with a driver updater

Driver updater help to update the outdated drivers automatically. After updating the drivers, you can restart the system and recheck if the problems are gone.

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Conclusion

To conclude, you have checked on simple methods for resolving the Windows error kmode exception not handled. Including update driver in Device Manager and with a driver updater.