If you receive a SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION blue screen on your Windows computer and Cldflt.sys is indicated as a failed file, then the solutions provided in this article can help you resolve the issue. What is Cldflt.sys? The Cloud File Mini Filter driver (Cldflt.sys) is a Windows system file that plays a vital role in managing Windows cloud storage services. It helps synchronize and manage data files between your local computer and the cloud, ensuring file storage is up to date. What causes Cldflt.sysBSOD errors? OneDrive issues: due to Cldflt.sys file

Recently, users have reported that their computers always have a blue screen and prompt BAD_POOL_CALLER error code. They don’t know how to fix it? There are many reasons for this failure, such as hardware or software incompatibility, or memory errors, etc. Let’s take a look at the solutions below. Method 1: Uninstall the problematic driver WhoCrashed is a software that analyzes dump files to provide information about the suspected source of this problem. The software displays the drivers that are causing your computer to crash. Here are the steps: Download and install WhoCrashed. Once done, open the WhoCrashed app. Navigate to the dump file from the top. Click Analyze. Wait for some time for it to complete. A brief window will appear; just click OK

Many friends have encountered the 0x0000007b error code when using computers, so how to solve this kind of situation? We can solve this problem by changing the hard disk mode or resetting the settings. Let’s take a look at the solutions below. What to do if 0x0000007b appears: Method 1: 1. It is likely that the wrong graphics card driver has been updated. Restart the computer after the error code appears. 2. Then press "F8" to enter the safe mode selection interface, select "Last Known Good Configuration" to enter the system. 3. This can solve the application conflict problem. If it cannot be solved, you can try to change the hard disk startup mode. Method 2: 1. First restart the computer, then use the hotkey to enter b

1. Click [This PC], [Management], and open the Device Manager to find [IDEATA/ATAPI Controller]. 2. Open the properties of the controller with [SATAAHCI], switch to the driver tab, and click [Update Driver]; as shown in the figure: 3. Then, find [Browse my computer for driver software] and copy it. Open; as shown in the figure: 4. Then, select [Select from the computer's device driver list], and then click [Next]; as shown in the figure: 5. Finally, select [Standard Dual Channel PCIIDE Controller], Click [Next] to proceed with the installation and restart the system after completion. as the picture shows:

When encountering a BAD_POOL_CALLER blue screen error, it is usually caused by the driver or system components illegally accessing the memory pool. Solutions include: 1. Update or rollback the graphics card driver; 2. Uninstall third-party driver software or virtual machine tools; 3. Run SFC and DISM tools to repair system files; 4. Use memory diagnostic tools to check memory problems. Follow the steps to check one by one, and in most cases, the problem can be solved.

"CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED" blue screen error is usually caused by unexpected termination of critical processes and is not completely damaged by the system or hardware. 1. First check the recently installed software or driver, enter safe mode to uninstall incompatible or damaged drivers, especially graphics card and motherboard drivers, or uninstall newly installed security software and virtual machine tools; 2. Try to use the system to restore and fall back to the state before the error; 3. Troubleshoot memory problems, unplug the memory module, use Windows memory diagnostic tools or MemTest86 to detect and replace the damaged memory; 4. Repair the system files and run the sfc/scannow and DISM/Online/Cleanup-Image/RestoreHealth commands

When encountering "non-pagedarea" error, it is usually caused by driver conflicts, system file corruption or memory problems. The solutions are as follows: 1. Fall back or uninstall recently updated drivers, especially hardware drivers such as graphics cards and network cards; 2. Uninstall recently installed third-party software, especially antivirus software or virtual machine tools; 3. Run system file inspection tools sfc/scannow and DISM to repair system files; 4. Update Windows system and motherboard BIOS to fix potential bugs; 5. Use Windows memory diagnostic tools or MemTest86 to detect memory problems, and try to plug and unplug the memory stick one by one to troubleshoot the fault; in most cases, the above steps can be solved through the above steps. If it still cannot be solved, it is recommended to reinstall the system.

When encountering the "KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED" blue screen error, 1. First check the recently installed driver, enter safe mode to uninstall or roll back the driver, and use Microsoft basic driver test; 2. Update all drivers to the latest version, and prioritize the check of graphics card and motherboard related drivers; 3. Run memory diagnostic tools and disk scanning commands to troubleshoot hardware problems; 4. Completely uninstall third-party antivirus software and use WindowsDefender instead. In most cases, the above method can be solved without the need to reinstall the system immediately.