A very silent LiveKernelEvent 193

Brand new system, not OC'ed
Zotac 4070Ti Trinity
CPU i5-12600K
500GB Kingston SSD
Transcend 16GB RAM
Windows 11 Pro 22H2 Build 22621.1265

I was closing and opening a few videos with WMP and looked afterwards in the Reliability Monitor which showed a LiveKernelEvent 193. I didn't notice any hang/freeze whatsoever.
The weird part is that nothing is shown in the Event Viewer about this particular crash, nor is there a minidump file even though I have enabled it in System Properties. The LiveKernelReports folder in C/Windows/ is empty. Temps of CPU and GPU are fine.



What does it mean that such a critical error is not logged at all except in the Reliability Monitor? How can I obtain more info in this case?

UPDATE: There's only an "Information" log in Event Viewer (no error log) containing the paths to non-existent .dmp files. I was only able to find a .wer file. See attachment.

glasskuter said:

A problem with your hardware caused Windows to stop working correctly

If you see A problem with your hardware caused Windows to stop working correctly in Event Viewr of Windows 11/10, this post can help you fix the problem.

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Thanks, all my (BIOS) drivers are already up to date and the system is working without problems. Not using NordVPN as stated. I was more curious about the event and how to obtain more info since there are no further details logged about it.

I've had these, but I get an error in the reliability monitor when it happens, which isn't often thank God

BrianInEngland said:

I've had these, but I get an error in the reliability monitor when it happens, which isn't often thank God

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So there aren't any logs nor minidumps or livekernelreports in C:/Windows/ in your case either?

Also what does it say at your end behind Parameter 1 in the Reliability Monitor log details?

JohnnyGui said:

So there aren't any logs nor minidumps or livekernelreports in C:/Windows/ in your case either?

Also what does it say at your end behind Parameter 1 in the Reliability Monitor log details?

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Can't remember, it's been some time and I deleted the logs.

Update:

Found a .wer file which can be opened with Notepad.

Also, I found an "Information" log in Event viewer containing the paths to log files and .dmp files but these don't exist. Only this .wer file is present.

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JohnnyGui said:

my (BIOS) drivers are already up to date

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Not just bios drivers, wifi, chipset, since it happened when playing video, maybe even graphics drivers. Ram. There is other required information listed in the posting instruction at the top of this page other than just the minidumps.