The Windows Hardware Error Architecture (WHEA) uncorrectable error is a Windows stop code that appears on a blue screen. When this error occurs, your computer typically compiles some diagnostic data and then resets it. If the root problem persists, your computer will eventually crash again with the same WHEA uncorrectable error message.
How to Fix WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR in Windows 10
WHEA errors that cannot be repaired are usually caused by faulty hardware, but they can also be caused by driver conflicts, missing Windows updates, and even overclocking.
When this error occurs, you will usually see a message like this:
The WHEA uncorrectable error is a stop code that is displayed during blue screen crashes and is usually due to hardware failure. A bad hard drive, bad memory, a misplaced CPU, and various other hardware problems can all result in a WHEA uncorrectable error.
