WHEA Uncorrectable Error | 4 Unique Solutions

Since hardware issues are a major cause of this error, updating them often can be a solution. We have written many other articles covering WHEA errors, and they contain corrections to each of them. As you can see, Windows 10 errors are caused by computer inequalities. Two things can cause the WHEA uncorrectable error message you receive on Windows 10 on a blue screen. If you have a hardware failure or have issues with your Windows 10 drivers that are probably not compatible with your operating system. In any way, you basically won’t be able to use your desktop or computer laptop until you fix the issue.

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What Is WHEA Uncorrectable Error?

In a worst-case scenario, the Whea Wrong Error error message you receive on a blue screen when running Windows 10 could be caused by any number of hardware failures.

This includes:

Hard drive not responding

RAM not responding

Your not mainboard working correctly

A good case scenario would be that, after updating your PC to Windows 10, some drivers on the machine will not work as they should. But we’ll see how to check all of these in the tutorial below.

WHEA Corrections Variables Errors

WHEA Uncorrectable error can be serious. Also, many users reported the following errors:

WHEA Irrecoverable Error Windows Ten Sysprep

Acord to users, sometimes this error may occur when using Sysprep.

However, you can easily fix the issue by using one of our solutions.

WHEA Irreversible Error Users Overclock

Many reported that this error started appearing after overclocking.

To fix the problem, try to change or remove your overclock settings.

WHEA Irreversible Error hal.dll, ntoskrnl exe

In some cases, this error may be caused by some files.

Many users reported that hal.dll and ntoskrnl.exe might cause this error to appear.

WHEA Wrong Error Overheating

Sometimes this error may appear due to load on PC, resulting in overheating. If your PC is overheating, clean it up or check if the fan is working properly.

WHEA Uncorrectable Error BIOS Update

Sometimes BIOS updates may cause this problem to appear.

You may need to go back to the previous version of the BIOS to fix the problem.

Fixes for WHEA Uncorrectable Error

The following are the solutions for WHEA uncorrectable error:

Disable overclocking feature in BIOS

Open Whea_Uncorrectable_Error Windows ten Sysprep

Go to Update and Security, then to the Recovery tab.

Click Restart Now under Advanced Startup, and your computer will restart it automatically open BIOS, so go to the Advanced tab.
Navigate to Performance and search for Overclocking
Make sure overclocking is turned off.
Save changes to BIOS (by pressing F10 on the keyboard) and boot your computer normally.

Now check if the error WHEA uncorrectable error is resolved.

Remember that pressing Your PC pulse can cause many problems, including overheating, the Blue Screen of death, and other technical glitches. Re-on your PC to fix this problem.

Start Windows in a Safe Mode And Check Drivers

Reboot or shut down Windows 10 PC

If the PC starts to press F8 on the keyboard or another combination, it could be Shift + F8

The recovery method should start.

Select Safe Mode by following the on-screen instructions 4044 Computer comes to Safe Mode, move the mouse to the right of the screen

Click the search box on the start menu.

Type in the search box

After the Device Manager is unlocked, we need to update the drivers one by one.

We need to restart the PC.

Check if you receive the same WHEA uncorrectable error message.

Manual driver updates are very annoying and can permanently damage your PC (by downloading the wrong driver types), so we recommend using the tool TweakBit’s Driver Updater (100% safe and tested by us) to do it automatically. After numerous tests, our team concluded that this was an automated solution.

Check If There Are Any Issues

Enter hardware issues as explained in the first tutorial

Open the Start screen and type.

Start the program chkdsk and let it run.

If you get any stops along the way with whea uncorrectable error, your hard drive is not working properly.

Run Windows Memory Diagnostic

First press Windows Memory Diagnostic

Run the Windows Memory Diagnostic

If you get any stops on the manner like within the disc drive talk to errors, then attempt to replace the memory.

Conclusion

The above methods were our solutions to fix WHEA uncorrectable error. Hope it helped to resolve your issues. If you know any other solutions, leave them in the comments section below. We would be glad to hear from you!

Tony Polanco

Tony, computing writer at Automaticable, covers laptops, tablets, Windows, iOS. Off-duty, he indulges in comics, gaming, speculative fiction, and excessive Twitter use. Non-nerdy side includes rocking out at concerts and hitting NYC bars.