The KMode Exception Not Handled is a blue screen of death error occurs mostly in Windows 10 computers. This error mostly happens due to a faulty Windows driver which can lead your device to restart. Fortunately, there are a few methods you can apply to fix this issue.

Check out the list of a few effective methods you can perform to get rid of the BSOD error in no time

Two Best ways to Solve KMode Exception Not Handled

These methods will surely help you fix the issues in a simplified way.

Disable Fast Startup

This is probably the easiest method of all so follow the steps below-

1. Go to the Control Panel from your Windows desktop/laptop
2. Then click on the System and Security option
3. Select the Power Options
4. Then you have to select the Choose what power buttons do option
5. From there, you need to click on Change settings that are currently available
6. You can notice an option called, Turn on fast start-up, uncheck the box next to it
7. Then you can finally save the changes you made

These steps help most of the times. But in case, it fails, always try out something new. Check out some different solutions in the next section. To find solutions for other Server Error, check out our other posts.

Update Your Driver

Old and corrupted Windows driver trigger many software and hardware related issues. You can update those drivers to check if the error occurs or not. But, keep it in mind that, you have to update those drivers in safe mode or else it will result in KMode Exception Not Handled error.

You can interrupt the normal booting process three times to boot your computer in safe mode. Just turn on your system and press the power button to turn off the computer before it finishes the boot. And maybe, you have to press and hold down the power button for up to 4 seconds, for the process to work.

By this way, the fourth time you boot up your computer, you will notice that your system is automatically repairing the driver. It will diagnose the issue and will show you the Automatic Repair screen. From there, you will have to select Advanced Options and then Troubleshoot.

Again, go to Advanced option under Startup Settings and press 4 from your keyboard to finally restart your machine. When your operating system starts to boot again, press 4 again to boot it in safe mode. After going to the safe mode, follow these steps-

1. Press Windows Key + X together to open the Device manager from the newly poped-up context menu
2. In the device manager window, look for the Other Devices option
3. Right-click on the Unknown Device which can be the reason for this BSOD error
4. Then click on Update Driver Software and a screen will pop-up next
5. And from the new window, click on Search automatically for updated driver software
6. Then you have to wait for the drivers get updated, and finally restart your computer.

This method is not as simple as the first one, but I’m sure both can help you with fixing the KMode Exception Not Handled BSOD issue. If you are still confused, please do not hesitate to drop us a comment below.