Fix Kernel Mode Heap Corruption Error

Are you facing this Kernel Mode Heap Corruption error? And you don't know how to fix it?

If your answer is yes, then don't panic. Kernel_Mode_Heap_corruption is a common error that occurs on PC and can be easily resolved. You can go through this blog, where I have provided some effective solutions to fix this error.

Solution 1: Check Graphics Drivers for Error

Sometimes when you upgrade your graphics card driver, you may face this Kernel_Mode_Heap_Corruption error. Then you need to restore your video driver to its previous version to fix this problem.

You can follow the steps given below to fix this error:

• Press Windows + R to open the Run dialog box.
• Then type devmgmt.msc and click OK.
• In Device Manager, double-click on the Display Adapters to expand its drop-down list.
• Right-click your video card and select Properties.
• Under the Driver tab, click on the Roll Back Driver to roll back the current update.
• Under the update tab, click Rollback drive, this will roll back to the current update.

[Note - If you see a gray non-clickable ‘Roll Back Driver’ button that indicates no driver is there to roll back.]

• Now select one reason why you want to roll back. Then click yes.

Restart your PC and see whether your error is fixed or not. If you still face the error, then try the next method.

Solution 2: Update the Outdated or Corrupted Device Driver

Most of the time, outdated drivers can cause Windows errors. The Kernel_Mode_Heap_Corruption error is one of them. You have to make sure that all device drivers (especially graphics card drivers) are up to date. You can update your device in Windows Device Manager one at a time. If you find an outdated driver, you have to update it manually as well.

Solution 3: Look for Any Software Conflicts

If BSOD error occurs, one of the main reason for this is software culprit. If a new program has been installed on your PC or else if you are trying to launch any new program , for example , any game , then you could be assured about it.

The main issue here is that the reason for causing the conflict is not that easy. The best ways is to close all the unused applications which are running and check if the error still persists.

If any programs have been detected as such, then prioritizing that programs towards low or disabling the program permanently or uninstalling it completely are the solutions.

But remember , not to close any applications which are unaware to you , as these programs may be important and may affect the functionality of your PC.

Solution 4: Fix Hardware Problems

BSOD error can also be caused by hardware problems. There is a Memory Diagnostic Tool in Windows which examines RAM related problems. Follow the steps below to use it :-

• Press Win key + R . A dialog box will be opened . Type ‘mdsched.exe’ and press OK. A Windows Memory Diagnostic will be opened.
• Two options will come up. Firstly, restart your PC and see if there are any problems to see if they are any problems.
• In this process, the screen will show all the passes which are successful along with the running progress. If there is no error, replacing your RAM is the best option as your memory is working fine

Solution 5: Reinstall Windows Operating System

Lastly, if none of the solutions work then you can try to reinstall the Windows System . These can be done by two steps :

Resetting the Windows - This is similiar to the factory reset of your phone. But in this you will not have to option to retain the data of your computer , unlike your phone.

Fresh Windows Install - In this method your all the data including all the apps will be deleted and a new operating system will get installed. Though this is a long and hectic method, this is one of the best solution.

Conclusion

In this blog , all the solutions have been mentioned by which Kernel mode heap corruption error will be resolved easily. But , you should not hamper with your PC much , and if are unable to this you might seek help of a expert.