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Hello,
I am getting a lot of WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR's lately.
I attached the latest MiniDump file.
I think its becouse of GenuineIntel (was in the MiniDump), but i ran a full CPU check with the Intel Processor Diagnostic Tool. Ran a Memory check and hardware check but nothing was wrong. Also the tests fisnished all without a BSOD.
I also updated to the latest BIOS and updated other drivers but without any luck.
I am getting a lot of WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR's lately.
I attached the latest MiniDump file.
I think its becouse of GenuineIntel (was in the MiniDump), but i ran a full CPU check with the Intel Processor Diagnostic Tool. Ran a Memory check and hardware check but nothing was wrong. Also the tests fisnished all without a BSOD.
I also updated to the latest BIOS and updated other drivers but without any luck.
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Hi,
the only clue I could find as to a possible issue is stornvme.sys. This is a windows driver so see if running these scans help:
File scans
Open an 'admin command prompt'. Type:
sfc /scannow
press enter and await results
In the same command prompt and after the above scan has finished type:
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
Press enter and await results (longer this time).
If the first scan found files it could not repair but the second scan is successful, run the first scan again using the same command prompt box and this time it should repair the files found.
If you recently uploaded anything new see if it's removal stops the bsod.
Ensure your running the latest chipset drivers.
Post any new bsod's
the only clue I could find as to a possible issue is stornvme.sys. This is a windows driver so see if running these scans help:
File scans
Open an 'admin command prompt'. Type:
sfc /scannow
press enter and await results
In the same command prompt and after the above scan has finished type:
dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
Press enter and await results (longer this time).
If the first scan found files it could not repair but the second scan is successful, run the first scan again using the same command prompt box and this time it should repair the files found.
If you recently uploaded anything new see if it's removal stops the bsod.
Ensure your running the latest chipset drivers.
Post any new bsod's
kemical
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Hi,
How long has Windows been installed?
If it's from new then perhaps a reset may help but to be honest I'm only suggesting this as we have tested pretty much everything else.
You could also try running memtest86 on the RAM simply to rule them out.
Also check any browser extensions you might be running as I've known these to cause the same bugcheck. (especially with Chrome)
Finally when you use the laptop, are you sitting at a desk or on a bed, I just want to know what surface the lappie mainly sits on.
How long has Windows been installed?
If it's from new then perhaps a reset may help but to be honest I'm only suggesting this as we have tested pretty much everything else.
You could also try running memtest86 on the RAM simply to rule them out.
Also check any browser extensions you might be running as I've known these to cause the same bugcheck. (especially with Chrome)
Finally when you use the laptop, are you sitting at a desk or on a bed, I just want to know what surface the lappie mainly sits on.
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Windows has been installed for almost 2 years now.
I will try to uninstall/disable the chrome extensions.
I am always using it on a desk. But it is not a heat problem becouse when i am playing a game my laptop gets very warm (some places hot even) and i am not getting any BSOD's.
I am almost going on vacation for a week so i wont be able to get to my laptop for that week. I will message if i got any BSOD's after my vacation.
Also after my vacation ill take a look if i can reinstall windows completely.
And thanks very much for your help! I rate it 11/10 stars.
I will try to uninstall/disable the chrome extensions.
I am always using it on a desk. But it is not a heat problem becouse when i am playing a game my laptop gets very warm (some places hot even) and i am not getting any BSOD's.
I am almost going on vacation for a week so i wont be able to get to my laptop for that week. I will message if i got any BSOD's after my vacation.
Also after my vacation ill take a look if i can reinstall windows completely.
And thanks very much for your help! I rate it 11/10 stars.
kemical
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Hmm.. I just wonder if your drive is on it's way out. Try this app which will show the health of your drive:Well something i had just a few minutes ago was a BSOD and then when the laptop tried to restart i got a "No boot device" error from my BIOS. After trying to restart for around 4/5 times it worked again.
Downloading File /75539/CrystalDiskInfo8_12_4.exe - CrystalDiskInfo - OSDN
kemical
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Many thanks for the kind words..And thanks very much for your help! I rate it 11/10 stars.
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It's possible or even that the driver has become corrupt.Disk looks fine. Could it also be a controller that is failing?
View attachment 40006
I asked before but you didn't answer: Is the machine still under warranty?
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Oh yeah sorry! Ditn't answer that yet.
Yes, the machine is still under warrenty for like 2 months. But i'll try to reinstall windows before taking it to repair becouse it takes long and i need my laptop for school.
Is the driver that manages the disk reinstalled upon windows reinstall? Or is it something the BIOS manages?
As i mentioned before i am going on vacation for a week. That week will begin tomorrow so i won't be able to access my laptop after today.
I will update u when i am back & reinstalled windows to see if it worked or not.
Have a nice week!
Yes, the machine is still under warrenty for like 2 months. But i'll try to reinstall windows before taking it to repair becouse it takes long and i need my laptop for school.
Is the driver that manages the disk reinstalled upon windows reinstall? Or is it something the BIOS manages?
As i mentioned before i am going on vacation for a week. That week will begin tomorrow so i won't be able to access my laptop after today.
I will update u when i am back & reinstalled windows to see if it worked or not.
Have a nice week!
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Thanks!
I am back from vacation and reinstalled windows completely. Yesterday it went well the whole day, but today when i started my laptop i got a bluescreen again. (No MiniDump becouse BSOD was stuck at 0%)
So this will probably be a hardware issue so im gomma contact Huawei of this issue to fix it. Ill link this forum thread so they can see what we tried already (software wise).
Thanks for all the help! Ill inform u when it gets fixed
I am back from vacation and reinstalled windows completely. Yesterday it went well the whole day, but today when i started my laptop i got a bluescreen again. (No MiniDump becouse BSOD was stuck at 0%)
So this will probably be a hardware issue so im gomma contact Huawei of this issue to fix it. Ill link this forum thread so they can see what we tried already (software wise).
Thanks for all the help! Ill inform u when it gets fixed
kemical
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So it was that after all? Great to hear your all fixed.It looks like my laptop is working again with a new SSD. Thanks for all of ur help!
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