BCcode 141 - Can someone make this test? thanks

[Aenil]

my surface works well but when i go in the "operative center" in desktop i see a lot of hardware problems, i'm the only? to find this report follow this steps:

http://i.imgur.com/syQpNid.png
(yes i'm talian..)

and this is the problem:

http://i.imgur.com/uNFnl87.png

Thanks in advance

 

[jMawl]

my surface works well but when i go in the "operative center" in desktop i see a lot of hardware problems, i'm the only? to find this report follow this steps:

http://i.imgur.com/syQpNid.png
(yes i'm talian..)

and this is the problem:

http://i.imgur.com/uNFnl87.png

Thanks in advance

My only "windows failure" of the last 7 days (since I got my Surface 2) was yesterday and it was a single event "Hardware error".

 

[Aenil]

My only "windows failure" of the last 7 days (since I got my Surface 2) was yesterday and it was a single event "Hardware error".

do you update the firmware with Windows update?

 

[jMawl]

do you update the firmware with Windows update?

I think so. It is set to automatically install updates, but I often look for updates before the system gets around to installing them. I think I saw a firmware update in there.

 

[Aenil]

I think so. It is set to automatically install updates, but I often look for updates before the system gets around to installing them. I think I saw a firmware update in there.

ok thanks

 

[jMawl]

ok thanks

So if instead of looking under the Action Center Reliability Monitor, I look under the Event Viewer, I have a lot more "events" shown for the Windows System Logs as "Errors" instead of "Critical" (which I think is the red circle with an X). At the time yesterday when the Reliability Monitor says I had a Windows Hardware Error, the Event Viewer lists a lot (like 15) of errors...mostly Tcpip with a WiFiClass and an NDIS. I think that my wireless went down at 4:09:38 followed by a bunch of wireless packet errors between 5 and 10 seconds later. Then it fixed itself. Most of the other errors (vs critical) are DCOM...whatever that means.

 

[v0lum3]

Seems to be happening to me aswell, tho I never get any warnings or crashes of any kind. But in the event log, I can see a LiveKernelEvent code 141, happening every 2 hours or so.
I haven't had any problems with the display, crashes or restarts because of this, but it is kinda disheartening that I see like around 20 of the same errors every day! And as I can see from a quick interweb search it seems to be related to the graphics driver.


Hope this gets fixed soon!

 

[ctitanic]

just after a Windows Update I also started getting those.