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0x000000D1 error is a serious error that is displayed when Windows automatically shuts down to protect the system against further damage.Usually STOP 0x000000D1 error is caused by issues like
Incompatibilities
Third party drivers
Driver conflicts
Outdated drivers
Malicious drivers
If this error is not fixed immediately, it can lead to serious PC damages like:
Data loss
System corruption
Solution
Luckily, there are 2 easy ways to fix this error. You might need to try each of these methods and see which one will work for you.
First Method - Download a Repair Utility Tool
A quick way to fix 0x000000D1 is to install a repair tool like Total System Care. Total System Care is a multi-functional repair tool that is integrated with Registry cleaner, Anti-virus and a System Optimizer.
Second Method - Restore Your System
1. Start the system and log on to it as the administrator.
2. Go to Start button. Click on All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore.
3. Click “Restore my computer to an earlier time”.
4. Then click ‘Next’. A list of restore points will appear in front of you.
5. Select the latest restore point and then click on ‘Next’.
6. The confirmation window will appear again. Click on the Next button again.
7. Restart your computer.
Congratulations, you have successfully restored your computer.Additionally, follow these suggestions to keep your computer from encountering error 0x000000D1 in the future.
Update all your drivers. Obsolete or old hardware or software drivers may also trigger this STOP 0x000000D1 error.
If you have recently installed or modified a driver or hardware and the error has occurred afterwards, it is highly likely that the installation or modification has caused it. Revert back to the original settings to steer clear of this driver in future.
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