For long-time Windows users, the BSOD error (blue screen of death error) is probably not too strange.
System Service Exception or SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION is one of the BSOD errors (blue screen of death errors). System Service Exceptions errors occur quite commonly and continuously. If you are using Windows 8, 8.1 or Windows 10, when the System Service Exceptions error occurs, the screen often displays the message:
"Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart. We're just collecting some error information, and we'll restart for you.
If you'd like to know more, you can search online later for this error: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION".
To fix the System Service Exception error on Windows, please refer to the article below from WebTech360.
System Service Exception Error - Causes and Solutions
This type of BSOD occurs on your Windows computer for a number of reasons, including:
In many cases, your computer has been infected with a virus, malware or malicious program and leads to this type of BSOD. Use virus and malware scanning programs to search and remove them from your computer.
And by this way you can fix this System Service Exception BSOD error.
Before updating or reinstalling the appropriate driver, you must start your Windows computer in Safe Mode.
After accessing your computer through Safe Mode, open Device Manager .
On the Device Manager window, find the Driver that has a yellow triangle icon with an exclamation mark inside. That is the icon of a device that is not working and you should remove that driver. Then proceed to download the new Driver and install it.
Finally proceed to restart your computer and return to normal mode.
DriverFix is a driver monitoring and updating software package for Windows. It scans all your device drivers and searches the web for the latest updates. If available, DriverFix lets you update them immediately or download the missing drivers.
DriverFix is available via monthly or yearly subscription. You pay monthly or choose the yearly subscription which is significantly discounted compared to the monthly option. There is also a free trial version but with limited functionality.
DriverFix allows you to scan your entire PC for missing or outdated drivers at any time. You can then update the outdated ones or download the missing ones. DriverFix scans your drivers against a huge database of over 18 million driver files. Therefore, you are always likely to find the correct drivers in that database.
Step 1 : First of all, you need to download and install DriverFix .
Step 2 : Launch the software and wait for it to detect all your faulty drivers.
Step 3 : The application will now show you all the problematic drivers; you need to select the drivers you want to fix.
Step 4 : Wait for the application to download and install the latest driver.
Step 5 : Finally, restart your PC for the changes to take effect.
Corrupted drivers can lead to serious errors, including serious system errors that are even harder to fix, so you should always check for them.
In some cases, corrupted system files can be the cause of BSOD (blue screen of death) errors. To fix this error, you must scan and repair Windows system files.
Normally you can use the sfc /scannow command to scan and repair corrupted system files. Here's how:
Step 1: Open Command Prompt as Admin.
Step 2: On the Command Prompt window , type the command below and press Enter:
sfc /scannowStep 3: The process of running this command will take a while, wait for the scan process to reach 100% and then restart your computer.
In some cases, Google Automatic Update is the cause of the System Service Exception error on your Windows computer.
To solve this, do the following:
Step 1:Windows Press the + key combination to open the RunR command window .
Step 2: Type the following command into the Run dialog box and press Enter:
services.mscStep 3: In the Service window that appears, scroll down to find the Google Update Service item. The items in Service are displayed in alphabetical order so you will find them easily.
Step 4: Double-click on Google Update Service and select Disabled in the Startup type drop-down menu. In case there are multiple Google Update Service entries , you need to disable all of them.
Now check if the error is still there?
If the above methods still do not fix the SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION error, try solving it with the Troubleshooter. It's easy to do!
Step 1: First, we will open the Windows Settings window interface by clicking on the Start menu and then clicking on the gear icon .
Or you can use the key combination Windows+ I.
Step 2: In the Windows Settings interface , continue to click Update & security to set up changes.
Step 3: Under Update & security , click Troubleshoot from the left interface.
Continue scrolling down, click on Blue Screen , then click Run the troubleshooter and follow the on-screen instructions.
However, starting from Windows 10 v1809, the built-in Troubleshooter in Windows for Blue Screen is no longer available. So if you are using version 1809 or earlier, this will be a useful solution.
One of the most important things to do is to check that Windows 10 is fully up to date. Outdated system files can cause unexpected errors. Checking for pending updates is a quick and easy way to find out if this is the cause of your problem.
Refer to the article: How to keep your Windows computer up to date .
Next, try running Windows Check Disk from the Command Prompt. CHKDSK is a Windows system tool that checks the file system and, with certain settings, will fix problems as it runs.
Reference: Check and fix hard drive errors with chkdsk command on Windows for more details.
Protected system code is usually only accessible by certain system processes or devices, which is why hardware drivers often cause System Service Exception errors in Windows 10.
Even new device drivers can cause this BSOD error, especially if you have completely new hardware installed. If you are not sure whether your driver is causing this BSOD error, you can run the Windows Driver Verifier tool to check.
This is a troubleshooting tool designed to stress test system drivers. Be warned, however, that this tool is designed to find and recreate the exact thing that caused the original Stop Code System Service Exception error, so don't run this tool while using your PC for anything serious.
Refer to the article: How to use Driver Verifier on Windows 10 for more details.
Unfortunately, a number of programs are known to cause the SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION error. They fall into different categories. For example, some people report the error after installing new antivirus software, while others say installing a new VPN is the problem.
So, try to think about whether the SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION BSOD started after you installed a new piece of software (or maybe it was a software update). You can uninstall recently installed software and applications one by one to see which new program caused the problem.
System Service Exceptions also commonly appear when playing games. Whether it appears as a simple blue screen during gameplay or a game loop in Valorant, Minecraft, Warzone, or other games, stop codes are easily triggered by GPU or CPU issues.
Since overclocking and overheating are common, users around the world often turn to specialized software to optimize gaming performance. But not all of them are compatible with your specifications and this can lead to the SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION error.
Problematic apps often include XSplit software, MSI Live updates, or the Asus GameFirst service, so you may want to disable or remove them altogether.
Step 1 : Go to the search section in the Start menu, type memory diagnostic and open Memory Diagnostic Tool.
Step 2 : When the window appears, select Restart now and check for problems .
Step 3 : Let your PC restart.
After checking your hard drive, it's time to take a closer look at your RAM. System Service Exceptions often appear after installing new RAM, so the steps described above also work well for this purpose.
If the above methods cannot fix the error, you may have to reinstall Windows 10 from scratch to fix this problem.
The Reset Windows 10 solution will replace the current system installation files with a completely new set of files, resetting all PC settings, meaning it will clear the issues that cause the SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION error, just like a factory reset except it will still keep your data files.
Quantrimang.com has a very detailed article on how to reset Windows 10, please refer to: Reset Windows 10 to its original state .
Tips :
Updating the BIOS is a last resort if the stop code Microsoft System Service Exception is still occurring on your computer. However, be very careful because one wrong click can render your motherboard unusable.
Quantrimang.com has provided step-by-step instructions for safely installing BIOS, but the article recommends that you seek professional help if you are unsure of what you are doing.
Hopefully, you have now fixed the System Service Exception error in Windows 10 with the quick and easy fixes above. If you want to skip the troubleshooting part and go straight to the solution, you can always rely on professional BSoD repair software to fix things.
Keep in mind that the article does not implement these solutions in any particular order, so you should try what seems to work best for your case.
Also, note that these solutions will be applicable if you encounter the System Service Exception error in Windows 10 VMware or if the system keeps restarting.
Good luck!
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