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Fixed System Service Exception Error in Windows 10 & 11

By Achilles Hill | Last Updated

System service exception is one of the Windows BSOD errors. It can occur for a variety of reasons: GUI errors, corrupt system files, outdated drivers, etc. Most BSODs are very annoying because your PC will suddenly restart, which makes all unsaved stuff disappear. In this post, I will share you the most effective ways to fix system service exception error in Windows 10 & 11.

  1. 1: Disable Google Update Service from startup
  2. 2: Launch Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool
  3. 3: Run SFC scan tool
  4. 4: Run disk check
  5. 5: Work with Driver Verifier Manager
  6. 6: Update Driver
  7. 7: Reset your PC
  8. fixed system service exception error in windows 10 11

1: Disable Google Update Service from startup

Step 1: Press Windows+R at the same time, type services.msc and click OK to open the Services.

type services msc

Step 2: In the Windows Services pane, locate and double-click to open the Google Update Service Properties. Select Disabled from the Startup Type drop-down list, then click the Apply and OK buttons. If there is more than one Google Update Service item, you need to disable all of them.

click disabled

Step 3: Reboot your PC and check whether the system service exception error is gone or not.

2: Launch Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool

Step 1: Use Windows + R to open Run dialogue box, type mdsched.exe and click on OK to open Windows Memory Diagnostic.

type mdsched exed

Step 2: In a pop-up dialogue box, click on Restart now and check for problems(recommended). Your PC will reboot, and the scan will look for all bad memory existing in the system and will fix them.

restart now and check for problems

3: Run SFC scan tool

Step 1: Use Windows+Q to search for PowerShell in the search bar, click Run as Administrator.

Step 2: Type sfc /scannow and press Enter. After completing the scan, the system will locate all the corrupted files and will fix them.

type sfc scannow

4: Run disk check

Step 1: Type CMD in the Start menu bar, and click Run as administrator.

Step 2: In the Command Prompt, type chkdsk to execute disk check.

type chkdsk

5: Work with Driver Verifier Manager

Step 1: Search for PowerShell in the start menu bar, click Run as Administrator.

Step 2: Type verifier in the PowerShell and press Enter. This action will open the driver verifier manager.

type verifier

Step 3: Click on the Create standard settings option and then click on the Next button.

create standard settings

Step 4: Select the Automatically select unsigned drivers. And then click on Next. It will automatically search for unsigned drivers.

automatically search unsigned drivers

Step 5: When finished, an "The operation completed successfully" message will be displayed on PowerShell.

this operation completed successfully

6: Update Driver

Step 1: Press Windows+X at the same time and select Device Manager to open it.

Step 2: Right-click on all drivers one by one and click on Update Driver as shown below.

update driver

7: Reset your PC

The reset feature of windows 10/11 can clear lingering issues related to your SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION errors while keeping most of your important files intact. This can also help resolve errors with bad system configuration information.

Step 1: Use Windows+I to open settings, slide to the bottom and select Update & Security.

update and sercuity

Step 2: In the left window click Recovery and in the right window, under Reset this PC click Get started.

click get started

Step 3: You can choose Keep my files or Remove everything to reset your PC.

choose an option

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