System Thread Exception Not Handled Error in Windows 11

In this artilce we have explained a quick steps to fix System Thread Exception Not Handled Error in Windows 11.

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List of Errors :

– nvlddmkm.sys : NVIDIA graphics driver
– igdkmd64.sys : Intel graphics driver
– atkimpag.sys : AMD graphics driver
– hidclass.sys : Mouse or keyboard driver
– acpi.sys : Windows ACPI driver
– rtkvhd64.sys : Realtek audio driver
– syntp.sys : Synaptics Touchpad driver
– tcpip.sys : Network card driver
– usbxhci.sys : USB driver

Enter Safe Mode with Networking.

• Before we start talking about the method, you have to go into safe mode with networking.

• Possibly you have a different screen or a lock screen.

• Lock your PC and, once you have a screen or a recovery environment screen.

• Click on Advanced troubleshooting.

• Once you have a Advanced troubleshooting screen, press the shift key, hold it down, and then click on the power icon and restart.

• Do not leave the shift key until you get a screen like this.

• Click on Troubleshoot > then select Advanced options > Select Startup settings.

• Click on Restart. Now, it will boot up your PC into safe mode with networking.

• Select the fifth option by pressing F5 on your keyboard.

• Once you have a screen, start performing all the methods to fix the error message.

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How To Resolve This App Has Been Blocked By Your System Administrator Error

Method 1. Perform a System Restore.

• Do a right-click on the Windows icon and select Run.

• Type this command: rstui.exe and click OK.

• You will get a “Restore system file and settings” window on your screen.

• Click on Next.

• Select the date when your Windows 11 PC was working fine.

• Click on Scan for affected programs to check which programs will be affected after running the system restore.

• You will see information on the program and driver that will be deleted or restored.

• Once selected, click Next to restore your Windows 11 PC to the back date when it was working fine.

Method 2. Use Command Prompt.

• First, click on the search and type CMD.

• Make sure you click on Run as administrator.

• Simply copy the commands and paste them in command Prompt.

sfc /scannow and press Enter.

DISM /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth and press Enter.

chkdsk c: /f /r and press Enter.

• Run the Commands one by one.

• The verification process may take some time. Let it run till 100%.

Method 3. Roll Back Driver.

• Open Device Manager by right-clicking on the Windows icon and selecting Device Manager.

• In the Display Adapter section, click on the arrow.

• Right-click on your driver and select Properties.

• Click on the Driver tab and select Roll Back Driver.

• Click Apply and OK.

• Restart your computer to check if this helps fix the problem.

Method 4. Uninstall and Reinstall the Driver.

• In Device Manager, right-click on your driver and select Uninstall Device.
• Restart your computer. Windows 11 PC will install the driver automatically.
• Alternatively, search for the driver on the internet and manually install it on your Windows 11 PC.

6. Check Windows Memory.

• Run Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool by typing the name in the search.

• Click on Run as Administrator.

• Click on Restart now and check for problems (recommended).
• The computer will restart and check for RAM issues.