This method helped me with kernal power 41 and haven't had any issues ever since. go to settings> power & sleep> additional power settings> check on high performance> change plan settings> change advanced power settings Under Processor power management set both the minimum and maximum processor state to 99% and apply/ok. Restart and see if the issue still occurs.
setting minimum p rate to 10-20% on battery and around 90% while plugged in is recommended setting minimum p rate to 99% means processor will run at max speed all the time; which will age your laptop
7. Try to disable needed drivers, begin with gpu (it has its own windows basic driver), the most of times is the cause. if your hardware is damaged then it won't work with basic windows driver because you will get random crash again. since windows 8, developers are giving less support of any older hardware, but any hardware will work with basic windows drivers.
My Desktop PC used AMD Ryzen 5 3400G CPU and MSI B450 class motherboard. My PC recently keeps restarting randomly even in Safe mode, recovery screen mode etc. I have tried replacing PSU, swapping RAM slots, resetting bios using jumper etc. but not working. My friend said it is problem with motherboard itself. In Event viewer it showing critical events ID 41, bugcheckcode 0 - just before PC restarts. What can be the issue?
i have the same issue but for me it mostly happens when i load into a specific game ... sorry to say this but i still believe its the psu ... even the new one you got
this is happening to me too but when i crash it loads up my bios, i check event viewer and i get the 41, and it happens when i play games like tarkov or sqaud@@imyourrealfather-yes
turns out my ram was to blame i have 4 identical 8gb cosair sticks slight version difference, it seems the sticks were not in all the way or only work in certain order
Had this problem occur while loading into a raid in Escape From Tarkov. I would load in run around for about 20 seconds then it would crash. I read through a lot of forums and decided to replace the PSU. Same problem still occuring. What else would you recommend doing? The computer is succesfully completing mutiple stress test. It only occurs when I am playing graphic intensive games. Do you think it is a gpu problem or graphic drivers?
@@johnphan3430 i already did that, but stills the problem :/ , do you have de CSM or UEFI mode in bios? also, have Precision Boost Overdrive activated?
@John Phan I have a kernel 41 error too but not sure what it might if it’s graphics card driver issue or psu or something what motherboard do you have that you updated the bios on?
xmp did not with the 4.24 sticks at all in slots 2 an 4 but 4.32 sticks work fine, but in the order I mentioned xmp works fine with all sticks an my pc didnt shutdown anymore
Thank you so much, the troubleshooter helped me correcting something about the timing before the shutdown that was leading to this kind of error, that was also leading everytime to the resync of the raid 1 I got in my pc (10 hours for the sync, each and every time). I love you!
I think I actually have the same problem, when I’m gaming or doing other things it’s fine but now that you mention it, I was always crashing when watching any stream or yt video in full screen, what exactly did you do from the video that fixes this?
@@TheReal_Daisy_Adv yea he never responded but mine isn’t crashing anymore since my message, it’s usually random so it still might but not yet, I just did some random settings in the video and it might have worked, like the fast startup maybe did it but idk
I'm back so basically you need to run command prompt as administrator and typed DISM /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth. After that completed open another instance of administrator command prompt and typed SFC /scannow. That will repair corrupted files and most likely fix it. You can also try turning off hardware acceleration in your browser.
none of these solutions fixed the kernel power 41 on my laptop. i don't know what else to do except completely reinstall windows via a bootable usb. but this seems like a hardware issue.
@@simesimicevic8713 Unfortunately not. I did a complete reinstall of windows via bootable usb and the problem came back immediately. The machine was still under warranty so I took it back to the store and exchanged it for a new machine. The thing is I ended taking that broken machine back 3 times before finally getting it replaced. I told geek squad to check the hardware (physically opening the machine, not just run diagnostics). No software fix, such as running dism/sfc, updating bios, windows, drivers, etc., fixed anything. So the problem was likely the battery or GPU.
Hi guys hope you see this and this is the way it solved the problem go to control panel in nvidea------> 3d settings ------> set power management mode to maximum performance this will ensure that the fans will spin on the card continuously without it deciding when to turn on the fans this solved the kernal 41 error for me
Power troubleshooter: msdt.exe -id PowerDiagnostic Hardware and devices: msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic Windows update: msdt.exe -id WindowsUpdateDiagnostic open in powershell
Yes, The power button of pc is just like sleeping pc. Let me explain u should shutdown pc and starting it then go to task manager then check the uptime mine was 1 day 4 hour but i just started pc 5 min ago the pc is up when u shut down this causes hardware issue for that we need to stop fast startup! Hope u get the idea mate;)
Hi guys, possible solution , I also had this issue for a couple of months and today I finally found a fix. Im not an expert but what worked for me is I increase the voltage towards my cpu in the bios. This way my cpu will always have enough power and will not shut down. So far this worked for me and might work for you
thanks for the video! i didnt have a power troubleshooter but the background intellgent transfer service troubleshooter found in that troubleshooter list fixed my problem.
can't find power section in troubleshooter.
same
Couldnt find it either but if you click on extra troubleshooters or something like that(my pc is in dutch so it's a little different for me
Paste this into the Run
msdt.exe /id PowerDiagnostic
did u fix it
@@RehenaPuniMy pc turns on longer the i keep my pc off before i turn it back on, that usually mean somethings bad in your power supply
This method helped me with kernal power 41 and haven't had any issues ever since.
go to settings> power & sleep> additional power settings> check on high performance> change plan settings> change advanced power settings
Under Processor power management set both the minimum and maximum processor state to 99% and apply/ok. Restart and see if the issue still occurs.
setting minimum p rate to 10-20% on battery and around 90% while plugged in is recommended
setting minimum p rate to 99% means processor will run at max speed all the time; which will age your laptop
7. Try to disable needed drivers, begin with gpu (it has its own windows basic driver), the most of times is the cause. if your hardware is damaged then it won't work with basic windows driver because you will get random crash again. since windows 8, developers are giving less support of any older hardware, but any hardware will work with basic windows drivers.
I will try it.because when i Want more than 120 fps. It cant Last 2 Minutes
could you tell me how to do it??
simple, using windows device manager, select the first item in the list, is the gpu category, right click , and disable it @@mioszstan9948
Why is Power troubleshooter not showing on my settings?
did u fix it?
not yet sir
@@noistruct. and now ? plz
My Desktop PC used AMD Ryzen 5 3400G CPU and MSI B450 class motherboard. My PC recently keeps restarting randomly even in Safe mode, recovery screen mode etc. I have tried replacing PSU, swapping RAM slots, resetting bios using jumper etc. but not working. My friend said it is problem with motherboard itself.
In Event viewer it showing critical events ID 41, bugcheckcode 0 - just before PC restarts.
What can be the issue?
i have the same issue but for me it mostly happens when i load into a specific game ... sorry to say this but i still believe its the psu ... even the new one you got
this is happening to me too but when i crash it loads up my bios, i check event viewer and i get the 41, and it happens when i play games like tarkov or sqaud@@imyourrealfather-yes
@@enchanted7076 could be the wires between PSU and GPU, its a common trope
Also happens to me. b450 mobo ryzen 5 chip
turns out my ram was to blame i have 4 identical 8gb cosair sticks slight version difference, it seems the sticks were not in all the way or only work in certain order
Had this problem occur while loading into a raid in Escape From Tarkov. I would load in run around for about 20 seconds then it would crash. I read through a lot of forums and decided to replace the PSU. Same problem still occuring. What else would you recommend doing? The computer is succesfully completing mutiple stress test. It only occurs when I am playing graphic intensive games.
Do you think it is a gpu problem or graphic drivers?
did you solved it?
@@jhostynmeh yes I did! You just have to update your bios to the newer version. I returned the new PSU the next day 😂👊
@@johnphan3430 i already did that, but stills the problem :/ , do you have de CSM or UEFI mode in bios? also, have Precision Boost Overdrive activated?
@@jhostynmeh hmm I’m not sure what you are asking?
Have you tried replacing your PSU?
@John Phan I have a kernel 41 error too but not sure what it might if it’s graphics card driver issue or psu or something what motherboard do you have that you updated the bios on?
I don't have the "power" section, therefore I can't run the troubleshooter
xmp did not with the 4.24 sticks at all in slots 2 an 4 but 4.32 sticks work fine, but in the order I mentioned xmp works fine with all sticks an my pc didnt shutdown anymore
Thank you so much, the troubleshooter helped me correcting something about the timing before the shutdown that was leading to this kind of error, that was also leading everytime to the resync of the raid 1 I got in my pc (10 hours for the sync, each and every time). I love you!
TYSM NOW I CAN FINALLY WATCH YT IN FULLSCREEN WITHOUT IN CRASHING IN 5 MINUTES
I think I actually have the same problem, when I’m gaming or doing other things it’s fine but now that you mention it, I was always crashing when watching any stream or yt video in full screen, what exactly did you do from the video that fixes this?
Yes please I would like to know mine crashed wile watching UA-cam
@@TheReal_Daisy_Adv yea he never responded but mine isn’t crashing anymore since my message, it’s usually random so it still might but not yet, I just did some random settings in the video and it might have worked, like the fast startup maybe did it but idk
I'm back so basically you need to run command prompt as administrator and typed DISM /Online /Cleanup-image /Restorehealth. After that completed open another instance of administrator command prompt and typed SFC /scannow. That will repair corrupted files and most likely fix it. You can also try turning off hardware acceleration in your browser.
@@shardzzexe bet thanks I’ll try those later
i had reset my pc but the problem still there
Power supply issue?
none of these solutions fixed the kernel power 41 on my laptop. i don't know what else to do except completely reinstall windows via a bootable usb. but this seems like a hardware issue.
Did you fix it? I have the same problem on my asus laptop.
@@simesimicevic8713 Unfortunately not. I did a complete reinstall of windows via bootable usb and the problem came back immediately. The machine was still under warranty so I took it back to the store and exchanged it for a new machine. The thing is I ended taking that broken machine back 3 times before finally getting it replaced. I told geek squad to check the hardware (physically opening the machine, not just run diagnostics). No software fix, such as running dism/sfc, updating bios, windows, drivers, etc., fixed anything. So the problem was likely the battery or GPU.
Always exclude a hardware issue if possible!
Hi guys hope you see this and this is the way it solved the problem
go to control panel in nvidea------> 3d settings ------> set power management mode to maximum performance
this will ensure that the fans will spin on the card continuously without it deciding when to turn on the fans
this solved the kernal 41 error for me
i hope this works, i have bluescreen on dead space 3. thanks
I did all of this and nothing worked. Is it my PSU?
Do you solve the problem?
The power troubleshoot option is not showing up for me?
Power troubleshooter:
msdt.exe -id PowerDiagnostic
Hardware and devices:
msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic
Windows update:
msdt.exe -id WindowsUpdateDiagnostic
open in powershell
Why did disabling fast start up work for me? Anyone know what’s the issue with it?
Yes, The power button of pc is just like sleeping pc. Let me explain u should shutdown pc and starting it then go to task manager then check the uptime mine was 1 day 4 hour but i just started pc 5 min ago the pc is up when u shut down this causes hardware issue for that we need to stop fast startup! Hope u get the idea mate;)
Hi guys, possible solution , I also had this issue for a couple of months and today I finally found a fix. Im not an expert but what worked for me is I increase the voltage towards my cpu in the bios. This way my cpu will always have enough power and will not shut down. So far this worked for me and might work for you
how much voltage did you add?
@@oniltreezy i have a ryzen 5 2600 base voltage is 1.05V and i went to 1.15V
How much voltage for i5 12600k 3.60 GHz ?
@@officialwebgyan idk about specific cpus you would have to search base voltage somewhere on google
Simplest solution is to roll back to windows 10. Problem solved.
are you sure??
I’m getting this issue kinda consistently with Windows 10.
@@MithosDagon Happen these days?
I have this problem in Windows 10
I have the problem with windows 10 and 11, and with 100% new hardware…
I am kinda confused and now thinking that it’s the power supply from my house …
I updated my BIOS and it fixed the issue.
how did u update
@@EvanDuong-nm1dp I flashed the most recent version of the BIOS using a USB
Can you guide me also
@@ItsAsking what do you mean by flashed
I put version 4.32 sticks in slots 2 an 4 an version 4.24 sticks in slots 1 an 3
Thank you yes at last after a 109 tries resetting the pc worked 😅
Power option is gone now,
thanks for the video! i didnt have a power troubleshooter but the background intellgent transfer service troubleshooter found in that troubleshooter list fixed my problem.
is restoro program free software?
dosent work
i dont have power
Thanks for this guide! So far this has fixed the issues that caused the error.
Glad it helped!
which fix helped you?
Just change the SSD / HDD with the OS
Power troubleshooter:
msdt.exe -id PowerDiagnostic
Hardware and devices:
msdt.exe -id DeviceDiagnostic
Windows update:
msdt.exe -id WindowsUpdateDiagnostic
All the very best ! 🌠
Very important video !
Glad it was helpful!
none of them works
Sorry to hear that, I hope you will find a solution!
great video.
You are most welcome!
thank you
You're welcome
I'm dying over here
Have u fixed it yet? My parents gave it to someone for it to be fixed and he doesnt fucking know what the problem is holy fucking shit
This problem has been with me for 2 FUCKING MONTHS
@@justsomeguywithoutamustach8410 I gave my PC to a technician
@@justsomeguywithoutamustach8410 he's going try an other motherboard and power supply
@@Unscripted24Hours how did this go? Ive been dealing with this shit for so long its so annoying. I just swapped to a new mobo same shit