how do I fix: The computer has been rebooted from a bugcheck

Crashed againwith this code:

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x00000119 (0x000000000000a000, 0xffffa30e46681000, 0x000000000000002a, 0x000000000000002b). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\Minidump\091223-6890-01.dmp. Report Id: f70a61c7-345b-4589-aee2-bbd228771b2c.

Hello,Nia png

Welcome to Microsoft Community.

Apart from Event 10016, the other error messages are related to hardware, but Event 10016 doesn't have much to do with the issue you encountered. "cplspcon" is usually a process associated with Intel motherboards. Are you using an Intel motherboard? It's possible that there is an issue with your motherboard.



You mentioned that you encountered the problem while live streaming, which can consume a lot of hardware resources. Do you experience this issue when you're not live streaming? If you don't, then the problem may not be too severe. In the future, try to avoid running too many programs while live streaming. However, if you still encounter similar errors even without live streaming, I recommend taking your computer for repairs.

Yuhao Li

Microsoft Community Technical Support

Greetings PedroLenhagui Bergamaschi,

Let me see if I can provide some assistance:

• Looks like error 0x0000010e indicates that the video memory manager has encountered a condition that it is unable to recover from.
  
• There are numerous fixes but mainly checking your windows is update to date tends to enable the fix, this includes running Optional updates
  

These are the resources I was able to find regarding this error

• Bug Check | Microsoft Docs
  
• Error Article | Microsoft Docs
  
• Here is also an older thread with additional resources - Blue Screen Stop Thread | Microsoft Forums
  

Try these recommendations and see if the problem persists. Let us know your findings.

If you have a different concern kindly create a new thread using this link - Create a new question or start a discussion.

Sincerely,

Staniel

Xbox Employee

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Please disregard this post. Rebooting the computer fixed the issue. (I'm a 15 year computer technician and didn't think to do that first... EPIC Rookie Mistake *Facepalm*)

Kind of ridiculous how you haven't created a viable fix for this. How many potential users has Microsoft been losing because of this? It stopped working on my computer, I formatted it and tried every possible fix, never worked. Not even talking about how if you pay for something, it should work, but that a user has to go through hours and hours of fixes for something he has paid for. Anyway, I've told all my friends not to subscribe, and keep the piracy going. Maybe learn from this