The computer starts Warcraft on the blue screen issue

0x0000008e:kernel_mode_exception_not_handled

Error Analysis: A kernel-level application produces an error, but the Windows Error Processor doesn't catch it. It's usually a hardware compatibility error.

Solution: Upgrade the driver or upgrade the BIOS

0x0000008e:

Error Analysis: A kernel-level application produces an error, but the Windows Error Processor doesn't catch it. It's usually a hardware compatibility error.

Solution: 1. Check whether the memory is plugged in tightly, and whether the quality is problematic or incompatible.

2. Change and upgrade the drivers of the graphics card, sound card, and network card.

3. If it is a Windows XP system, please install the SP2 patch If it is a Windows 2000 system, please install the SP4 patch.

4. Antivirus.

Blue screens caused by playing games are generally caused by faults in the memory module.

8e is caused by a kernel error.

The landlord can try to reseat the memory card.

Then the landlord restarts and presses f8 to select the last correct configuration and then enters, this time the boot is relatively slow, just wait and so on.

Also pay attention to heat dissipation

Graphics card issues. I've also had a blue screen, and I'm blue screen when I enter an online game.

Changed the graphics card. Reinstall the system.

Everything is driven at once, solved...

By the way, ask you if the blue screen is a direct blue screen or a blue screen of death.

If it's dead and the screen has wavy streaks, do as I did above.

If you restart it directly, it basically doesn't matter.

Pure hand play, the best for me...

The graphics card is not good.

Brother finally. Found one like me.

The handshake was touching.

There are several possible scenarios in which a blue screen appears.

The first possibility is that some of your hardware is incompatible.

The most prone to this kind of problem is memory, but yours is the same brand, and I can responsibly say that it is not a memory problem.

Because I have two different brands.

Different models of memory.

I've played n for a long time and this phenomenon has never happened.

It's almost impossible for the same brand of memory to be incompatible. The second is the heat dissipation problem of your computer, if the computer has been bought for a long time, and you have not cleaned the main chassis.

Then you'd better open the case.

Clean up the dust, especially on the fan, because if the fan is full of dust, it will definitely affect the CPU cooling.

A blue screen may appear.

If none of the above 2 are the problem, it is a problem with the system, it is possible that your computer has been infected with a virus, and I have been hit by a virus before and there will be a blue screen.

You can try to redo the system.

See if you can solve the problem.

If that doesn't work, you'd better find a professional computer repairer.

Happy game.