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Msuni
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IntelProcessorPowerManagement.System

 

its an essential driver related to intel cpus.

 

 

why would you want to disable this?

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13 minutes ago, Tsuki said:

IntelProcessorPowerManagement.System

 

its an essential driver related to intel cpus.

 

 

why would you want to disable this?

I've receiving a BSOD related to this driver. Just seemed like a last resort kind option to fix it i guess. But thanks for the reply :)

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2 minutes ago, Msuni said:

I've receiving a BSOD related to this driver. Just seemed like a last resort kind option to fix it i guess. But thanks for the reply :)

run CMD as admin and run the following commands:

 

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DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

 

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sfc /scannow

 

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7 hours ago, Msuni said:

Hi, thanks for the reply. What does this command actually do. :) 

the first one uses windows update to check for and fix corrupt system files.

 

the second checks protected files for corruption and replaces them with a cached uncorrupt version.

 

 

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17 hours ago, Tsuki said:

the first one uses windows update to check for and fix corrupt system files.

 

the second checks protected files for corruption and replaces them with a cached uncorrupt version.

 

 

Hello, thank you for the reply, I have now done the above but it hasn't managed to fix my issue. I am still receiving a BSOD of "Kmode Exception Not Handle - what failed: Intelppm.sys" It occurs randomly when I'm gaming. 

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5 hours ago, Msuni said:

Hello, thank you for the reply, I have now done the above but it hasn't managed to fix my issue. I am still receiving a BSOD of "Kmode Exception Not Handle - what failed: Intelppm.sys" It occurs randomly when I'm gaming. 

try making sure you have the latest drivers and firmware from your motherboard manufacturer 

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