It is more difficult to fix than other BSODs because multiple drivers can be the cause and sometimes your computer might not recognize them all. This is why users need to identify the driver that is causing the error. Here’s how to fix Windows 10’s system thread exception not managed error
1. Boot Into Safe Mode
Before trying to resolve this issue, users need to turn on Safe Mode. There are many ways to do this, depending on what you prefer and whether your computer is able to get to the sign-in screen.
Boot Into Safe Mode via Settings
From the Sign-In Screen
Start with a Blank Screen
2. Find the Responsible Driver
The Windows Log can be used to determine which driver is responsible for the error. These are the steps to follow: BSODs are usually caused by either a display driver, or a network driver. provides some simple ways to fix BSODs if the associated file is nvlddmkm.sys.
3. Rollback the driver or update it
You may need to update the drivers that are responsible for the system thread exceptions not handled error depending on which driver you have. The driver should be updated if it hasn’t been updated in a while. It is possible to rollback the driver or reinstall updates if the driver was last updated.
How to update drivers on Windows 10
How to rollback drivers on Windows 10
4. Name the Faulty Folder
Users should rename the file after retrieving the file name that is associated with the system thread error not handled error. This will prompt Windows to create a copy of the file and reinstall it. Driver files can be found at C. WindowsSystem32 drivers These steps will allow you to rename your file.
5. SFC and DIM to repair system files
Windows users have two powerful tools at their disposal: DISM and SFC. They can be used together to find and fix nearly any system-related error. They are also very easy to use. These commands can cause system files to be modified so make sure you create a system backup point.
How to use DISM
How to Use SFC
6. System Restore can be used to restore your PC
If the problem persists, you can use System Restore as a last resort. System Restore allows you to restore Windows to an earlier time. These restore points are created when new software is installed.
How to use System Restore
Handled exception
The tips listed above provide an easy fix for the nuisance that BSODs like system_thread_exception_not_handled cause. It’s also possible to use many of these tips to diagnose other Blue Screen of Death (BSODs) issues in Windows.
