This issue can happen at any time, and occurs even on a brand new system, which is frustrating for a lot of users. If you’re one of the affected ones, read along to see two things you can do to solve this issue and get your computer back in complete working order.
Method 1: Run CHKDSK
CHKDSK is Microsoft’s built-in utility for checking your disk for errors and corruptions, and there are also certain parameters that will help it fix found errors. Note that you should replace C: with the letter of the drive or partition where Windows is installed. The /f parameter will tell CHKDSK to attempt to fix any errors it finds on your drive.
Method 2: Update your drivers
You can always do this via Windows Update, or by right-clicking each driver and updating it from the context menu, but it is a fact that Microsoft doesn’t always give the best drivers for some devices. To solve this, you can manually update all drivers that need an update via their manufacturer’s website. The following steps, from the point you have a complete overview of all your devices and drivers, should be repeated for all devices in the list. This error can be very disturbing for some users, as it reboots your PC often and you won’t be able to use it until you fix it, at least not without the fear of it rebooting and you losing all your work. However, there are two fairly easy steps that can help you fix it, so follow them if you would like to get rid of the problem.
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