Look at the Bsod Ntkrnlmp.exe Error

Today we’re going to talk about one of those errors which amuses as well as upsets you at the same time.

One fine day you turn on your computer. It looks all fine while booting up and you get to the desktop in no time. All of a sudden, you get the infamous Blue Screen of Death. This is basically a blue colored screen which gives out some information about the error code as well as the error message. There are several different kinds of errors that culminate in the Blue Screen of Death. Today we’re be looking at the ntkrnlmp.exe error.

Besides going for sorting out the regular problematic areas which lead to this BSOD error, it is also a neat idea to use a purpose-built utility program to scan and defrag the system Registry, which basically impacts the system in more ways than you can imagine.

 

Kill Qualcomm Service

Qualcomm Atheros Killer service is known for creating conflicts within your system. Terminate the service and check if the problem has been resolved.

1. Press Windows Key + R to open the Run dialog box.
2. Type Services.msc and press Enter.
3. Scroll down the page. Right-click Qualcomm Atheros Killer Service, and choose Properties.
4. In the new dialog that appears, click Stop.
5. Set the Startup Type to Disabled.
6. Click Apply | OK.

 

Perform System Restore

System Restore undoes unwanted settings and changes so that your PC will run normally.

1. Type System Restore in the Search Box on the Taskbar.
2. Open Create a restore point from the Search Results.
3. You have a new dialog. Click System Protection tab > System Restore.
4. Click Next, choose a restore point and then click Next.

 

Perform Disk Check-Up

Your computer might have failed to retrieve data from system files. Check your hard disk for bad sectors and attempt to repair them using the Check Disk tool in Windows. Here are the command-lines to automate this task with an elevated Command Prompt.

1. Press Windows Key.
2. Type CMD in the Search Box on the Taskbar.
3. Right click CMD and choose run as administrator.
4. Execute the following command:
   Chkdsk /r /f
   

 

Remove Incompatible Software

If you’re encountering this error after you installed a new software, you need to uninstall it. Here are the steps to safely remove it:

1. Click Start, select Settings.
2. Click System icon, and then go to Apps & Features tab.
3. Select Sort by install date option from the second drop-down box.
4. Right-click that particular software and choose Uninstall.
5. Follow the uninstallation wizard till the end to complete the software’s removal process.
6. Reboot your computer once the uninstall wizard is over.