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The WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR (Windows Hardware Error Architecture) in Windows 11 is a blue screen of death (BSOD) error that indicates a hardware failure or a serious issue with system components. This error is typically caused by problems with your PC’s hardware or, in some cases, low-level software (like drivers or BIOS settings). Here are the primary causes of this error:

1. Hardware Malfunctions:
CPU issues: Overheating, damage, or other failures related to the processor (CPU) can cause the WHEA error. If the CPU is malfunctioning or not functioning within its intended parameters, it can trigger this error.
RAM errors: Memory issues, such as faulty or incompatible RAM sticks, can lead to this error.

Hard drive or SSD failure: Problems with the storage drive, such as bad sectors or connection issues, may also be a cause.
Power supply problems: An unstable or faulty power supply unit (PSU) that provides inconsistent power to the system can result in this error.

2. Overheating:
Excessive heat in the system due to poor cooling or blocked airflow can cause hardware components to malfunction, leading to the WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR. This is particularly common with the CPU and GPU.

3. Overclocking:
Overclocking the CPU, GPU, or RAM to run at speeds higher than they are rated for can create instability. This can lead to hardware misbehavior, especially if the overclocking settings are too aggressive, causing this error to occur.

4. Driver Issues:
Outdated, incompatible, or corrupt drivers for critical components such as the motherboard, graphics card, or storage devices can lead to hardware communication problems, resulting in this error.

5. Corrupt System Files:
Corruption in system files or Windows components that deal with hardware-level communication can cause this error. System file corruption may occur due to improper shutdowns, interrupted updates, or malware infections.

How to Fix the WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR:
Check Hardware Temperatures:

Use system monitoring software like HWMonitor to check the temperatures of your CPU and GPU. Ensure proper airflow and cooling in your system to prevent overheating.
Update or Roll Back Drivers:

Ensure all your hardware drivers are up-to-date, especially for critical components like the GPU, CPU, and motherboard. Alternatively, if the error began after a driver update, try rolling back to a previous version.
Run System Diagnostics:

Use Windows Memory Diagnostic to check for memory issues, and run a chkdsk scan to inspect your hard drive or SSD for errors. Also, use the sfc /scannow command in Command Prompt to repair corrupted system files.
Disable Overclocking:

If you're overclocking your CPU, GPU, or RAM, reset them to their default speeds. Overclocking can cause system instability leading to the WHEA error.

Update BIOS/Firmware:

Check for updates to your BIOS or motherboard firmware on the manufacturer’s website. Update if necessary, as BIOS updates often include fixes for hardware communication issues.

By addressing hardware faults, updating drivers and BIOS, and ensuring system stability, you can often resolve the WHEA UNCORRECTABLE ERROR and restore normal system operation.

This troubleshooting guide will work Windows 11 operating systems (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) and desktops, laptops, tables and computers manufactured by the following brands: Asus, Dell, HP, MSI, Alienware, MSI, Toshiba, Acer, Lenovo, razer, huawei, dynabook, LG , vaio, surface among others.

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