HELP - i'm despreate - Windows Hardware Error Kernel 141 - No BSOD - No crash windows

[theotorm]

Hello everyone ... I really need help:
since I assembled my new configuration

I7 8700K delid (new)
DIV. NZXT KRAKEN X62 (new)
Asus Maximus X Formula Motherboard (new)
Corsair AX 860i Power Supply (new)
RAM Corsair Vengeance 4K LED 32 Gb (8x4) (already owned)
SCheda Video ASUS STRIX 1080ti (already owned)
SSD 970 Pro 512gb (new)
SSD 850 Pro 256gb (already owned)
SSD 840 Pro 128gb (already owned)
HDD WD Caviar Black 1Tb (already owned)
CAse OBSIDIAN 1000D Corsair

even in stock or overclocked when I do stress tests (IBT - Prime95 - Heaven) without any crashes or BSOD ... in Reliability History I get this:
HARDWARE WIndows - Live Kernel 141 Error






This error appear at random...
this is a test of IBT: Temperature are OK!



Other problems are in game with FARCRY 5, sometimes crash ... FPS Drop .... and always with the same error that appears in reliability

is it related?

What can it be? a hardware failure?
I tried:
Update bios: nothing
Change 4/5 video driver: nothing
Put everything in stock: nothing
Clean windows boot: nothing

how can I get out of it? I am desperate :((((

Power supply? RAM? Motherboard? GPU? CPU ???? Help .....

in stock it should not give any errors true?
I enclose photos of the problem ... I would like to have a hand ... I also attach other errors in the event viewer that appear when I do intel burn test

[firehawk44]

Sorry. I tried to help. Hope you can find the fault for your crashes.

[theotorm]

firehawk44 wrote:
Sorry. I tried to help. Hope you can find the fault for your crashes.

i not use ASUS Tweak...
Thanks but I have no crashes ... I only see this hardware error during the IBTma tests without bsod or crash ... I only see this hardware error live kernel 141 in windows reliability history and in windows event viewer ... for that I can not understand ... how can the video card be faulty ????

[chevell65]

It's very likely that the Corsair link software is the causing this issue. Famous for it in fact.

[Phillyflyer]

chevell65 wrote:
It's very likely that the Corsair link software is the causing this issue. Famous for it in fact.

No mention that the OP is using Corsair Link....if so...yes...it's possible that it could be causing the issue....I'm still more inclined that it is a gpu driver issue....would suggest the OP run DDU as was suggested earlier in thread...but in safe mode...Should also mention....even though inserting a graphics card should disable the igpu...best to disable it for sure in bios and enable card as primary adapter....also make sure the card is firmly seated in the pcie slot and power cables are secured to card.

[chevell65]

Phillyflyer wrote:
No mention that the OP is using Corsair Link....if so...yes...it's possible that it could be causing the issue....I'm still more inclined that it is a gpu driver issue....would suggest the OP run DDU as was suggested earlier in thread...but in safe mode...Should also mention....even though inserting a graphics card should disable the igpu...best to disable it for sure in bios and enable card as primary adapter....also make sure the card is firmly seated in the pcie slot and power cables are secured to card.

You could see the Corsair Link software mentioned right there in the critical events where it says Corsair link 4 service. That is how I knew he was running it. This is indeed the cause of the problem. :cool:

I've seen this same problem solved multiple times by removing this software. It's come up right here on this forum a few times now.

[Phillyflyer]

chevell65 wrote:
You could see the Corsair Link software mentioned right there in the critical events where it says Corsair link 4 service. That is how I knew he was running it. This is indeed the cause of the problem. :cool:

I've seen this same problem solved multiple times by removing this software. It's come up right here on this forum a few times now.

Chevell65....you are correct...apologies...caught it after reviewing 1st screenshot....yes...most likely the issue as you mentioned...sorry for the oversight.....issue is definitely driver/software related ....problem with OP's actual graphics card was never the issue...so...rma was not an option.

[theotorm]

Phillyflyer wrote:
Chevell65....you are correct...apologies...caught it after reviewing 1st screenshot....yes...most likely the issue as you mentioned...sorry for the oversight.....issue is definitely driver/software related ....problem with OP's actual graphics card was never the issue...so...rma was not an option.

But the corsair link software always crashes when you reboot the system..you also did it with the old hardware configuration (7700K + Maximus nIX Formula) but it never showed me "Hardware Error" in reliability history during the Intel Burn Test. do you think it is related to corsair Link?
I wanted to understand if there was any hardware failure (gpu ... CPU ... PSU ... Ram ... Motherboard ...) Can you exclude hardware failure and focus on the software? Also because I have NEVER received blue screens or restart ...
I crashed the game 5 times Farcry 5 but it was due to the overclocking of the GPU ... I put back in stock ...
What do you think?

[theotorm]

chevell65 wrote:
You could see the Corsair Link software mentioned right there in the critical events where it says Corsair link 4 service. That is how I knew he was running it. This is indeed the cause of the problem. :cool:

I've seen this same problem solved multiple times by removing this software. It's come up right here on this forum a few times now.

558/5000
Thank you friend ... so you tell me that someone else appeared this error during stress tests in reliability history ... without having any kind of crash or BSOD? was it due to corsair link? but that program from error almost always when you restart the pc .... an aktra person had my same hardware error problem kernel 141? to me, however, 'on show no message or error of any kind ... appears only in reliability' .... even in whocrashed or blue screen view shows me something ... not nothing ... I await your opinion and thank you very much friend

[Phillyflyer]

theotorm wrote:
558/5000
Thank you friend ... so you tell me that someone else appeared this error during stress tests in reliability history ... without having any kind of crash or BSOD? was it due to corsair link? but that program from error almost always when you restart the pc .... an aktra person had my same hardware error problem kernel 141? to me, however, 'on show no message or error of any kind ... appears only in reliability' .... even in whocrashed or blue screen view shows me something ... not nothing ... I await your opinion and thank you very much friend

You have a couple of options here to isolate the issue...1st..remove / uninstall the Corsair Link software...see if issue disappears...if not..2nd...remove the card and it's drivers and run the chips igpu to negate the card and it's drivers as being the issue....

[theotorm]

Phillyflyer wrote:
You have a couple of options here to isolate the issue...1st..remove / uninstall the Corsair Link software...see if issue disappears...if not..2nd...remove the card and it's drivers and run the chips igpu to negate the card and it's drivers as being the issue....

I will try '..... but I wanted to reiterate (perhaps I have not explained) that I only see this error in reliability history' .... I DO NOT HAVE NO BSOD OR RESTART ..... I only see that error in windows' reliability of windows ....