Are you frustrated with that blue screen that you are witnessing at your Windows 10 these days every time you switch on your computer? If yes, you’ve reached the right location. In this post we will discuss what exactly is Kmode Exception Not Handles Error and some ways that you can fix this on your PC. Don’t worry; everything is going to be super simple to understand!

What is Kmode Exception Not Handled Error?

Kmode Exception Not Handled Error is many times observed in computers containing Windows 10 as the operating system. It is also referred to as the Blue Screen of Death as there’s always a blue screen that is observed when the error displays itself! Usually, it is triggered by a drive that may have a fault and as such makes your computer restart itself over and over again causing a restart loop.

Have you given up already? No, you don’t need to call an engineer to fix your drive. This error may sound a little complex, but to your surprise, it is comparatively more straightforward to fix!

How to fix the error?

Disable Fast Startup: Perhaps the easiest step, to begin with, follow the points to know how to disable fast startup!

• Click on Control Panel.
• Choose System and Security.
• Select Power Options.
• Click on Choose what power buttons do.
• Now select the available change settings.
• Uncheck the box on which it says to turn on fast startup.
• Save the changes that you just made!

Your problem should have been fixed by now, and if it doesn’t, you can follow some other ways.

Update your drivers: Usually, when old drivers get corrupted, they trigger this behavior, and as such, the error is shown. This will get corrected if you update your drivers in safe mode. To boot in safe mode, turn on your PC and press the power button to turn it off before normal booting. When you do this for the fourth time, your system will show you an Automatic Repair screen out of which you have to select Advanced options and then Troubleshoot.

Select Startup Settings and press 4 to restart the computer. When booting begins to press on 4 again to open safe mode. Now follow the steps:

• Press Windows key+X and then choose Device Manager.
• Then look for Other Devices.
• Right-click on Unknown Device once you find it.
• Now you will find the option of Update Driver Software and click on it.
• The screen that now comes up will have a pop-up. Now Click on Search automatically for updated driver software.
• Wait till the update is done and then restart your computer.

Let Windows do the job: This is possible through SFC Scan in which the operating system tries to fix itself. Follow the steps to do it:

• You have to Press the Windows key on your keyboard and type cmd in the search box.
• Type command sfc or scannow and finally press enter.
• Wait till the procedure gets completed.
• Give it the required time and don’t hush.
• Restart your computer.

As you can see, this process is easier than it sounds like. So all the best for fixing that error. Do write in the comments section if these tricks worked or not!