Without knowing the motherboard make and model it is difficult to give you the precise answer but check that the latest network drivers applicable to the LAN (and WLAN if applicable) network adapters are installed.
A ''Kmode exception not handled'' error is usually caused by outdated network drivers.
Try starting the PC in [link|https://www.digitalcitizen.life/4-ways-boot-safe-mode-windows-10/|safe mode with networking] and check if the problem occurs. In safe mode only generic Windows drivers are loaded and not hardware specific drivers.
If the problem doesn't happen then it is a driver problem.
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Be aware that only Ethernet network works in safe ode and not WiFi. Also the screen will look different as well. This is normal.
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Be aware that only Ethernet network works in safe mode and not WiFi. Also the screen will look different as well. This is normal.
Without knowing the motherboard make and model it is difficult to give you the precise answer but check that the latest network drivers applicable to the LAN (and WLAN (if applicable) network adapters are installed.
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Without knowing the motherboard make and model it is difficult to give you the precise answer but check that the latest network drivers applicable to the LAN (and WLAN if applicable) network adapters are installed.
A ''Kmode exception not handled'' error is usually caused by outdated network drivers.
-
Try starting the PC in [https://www.digitalcitizen.life/4-ways-boot-safe-mode-windows-10/|safe mode with networking] and check if the problem occurs. In safe mode only generic Windows drivers are loaded and not hardware specific drivers.
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Try starting the PC in [link|https://www.digitalcitizen.life/4-ways-boot-safe-mode-windows-10/|safe mode with networking] and check if the problem occurs. In safe mode only generic Windows drivers are loaded and not hardware specific drivers.
If the problem doesn't happen then it is a driver problem.
Be aware that only Ethernet network works in safe ode and not WiFi. Also the screen will look different as well. This is normal.
Hi @luffy40372
Without knowing the motherboard make and model it is difficult to give you the precise answer but check that the latest network drivers applicable to the LAN (and WLAN (if applicable) network adapters are installed.
A ''Kmode exception not handled'' error is usually caused by outdated network drivers.
Try starting the PC in [https://www.digitalcitizen.life/4-ways-boot-safe-mode-windows-10/|safe mode with networking] and check if the problem occurs. In safe mode only generic Windows drivers are loaded and not hardware specific drivers.
If the problem doesn't happen then it is a driver problem.
Be aware that only Ethernet network works in safe ode and not WiFi. Also the screen will look different as well. This is normal.