How To Fix Kmode_exception_not_handled BSOD error in Windows 10

Fix: Kmode_exception_not_handled BSOD error on Windows 10

How To Fix Kmode_exception_not_handled BSOD error in Windows 10 

Method 1: Install the missing drivers in Safe Mode

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Method 2: Uninstall your antivirus software

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Method 3: Remove ON/OFF Gigabyte

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Method 4. Check your RAM memory

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Method 5: Fix Kmode_exception_not_handled netio.sys

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Method 6: Fix Kmode_exception_not_handled ntfs.sys

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Method 7: Fix Kmode_exception_not_handled bdselfpr.sys

How To Fix Kmode_exception_not_handled netio.sys ď ľ

If you are getting the kmode_exception_not_handled netio.sys error, you need to update your network adapter drivers. To do that, you go to your network adapter manufacturer’s website then download and install the latest drivers for your network adapter.

How To Fix Kmode_exception_not_handled ntfs.sys 

According to Windows 10 users, kmode_exception_not_handled ntfs.sys BSOD error is caused by faulty RAM. In this case, you’ll have to check the faulty RAM module and replace it.

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Few users reported that this error can be caused by Cisco VPN client and BitDefender. In case if your computer has any of these programs installed, ensure to uninstall them in order to fix this problem.

How To Fix Kmode_exception_not_handled bdselfpr.sys 

Some Windows 10 users reported that BitDefender can be the reason for kmode_exception_not_handled bdselfpr.sys BSOD error. If you use BitDefender on your Windows 10 computer, make sure to uninstall it in order to fix this error.

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As we can see kmode_exception_not_handled BSOD error can make you have a lot of problems. In case if you won’t be able to access Windows 10 at all due to the restart loop, you’ll have to perform all of these methods above from Windows 10 Safe Mode.

Install the missing drivers in Safe Mode If your computer has missed or corrupted drivers, Kmode_exception_not_handled may occur. To fix this problem, you just install the missing drivers for your Windows 10 computer. You should do this procedure from Safe Mode on Windows 10. When you access Safe Mode on Windows 10, you will install the missing drivers. To do that, follow these steps: 

Step 1. Download the Driver Updater Tool.

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Step 2. Then you install and run the application.

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Step 3. Driver updater tool will scan your computer for missing and outdated drivers.

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Step 4. Lastly, you click the Update All button to update all drivers.

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After you installed all the missing drivers, restart your computer and see if the problem is resolved.

That's it. If you have any other Windows 10 related errors you can check for the solution in my Windows 10 tips section. Thank you for reading!