WHEA-Logger - code 18 still generating after stat system

[SGvagon]

Hello,

I have strange "issue" with WHEA-Logger - code 18 ID Processor Core: 0 , which generating in Event viewer every after system start.

But my laptop (Lenovo Y50-70) works perfectly (zero freeze, zero BSOD) . I installed Windows 10 next to the Windows 7 as dual boot, and in W10 this WHEA-Logger not generating after start system.

Can I somehow fix this issue and stop generating this "maybe" false positive error?

I tried reset bios settings, SFC /SCANNOW, re install Intel chipset driver, reinstall GPU drivers (Intel/Nvidia) via DDU , nothing helped.

Thank you in advance for any advice.

 

[townsbg]

confirming that this event 18, fatal hardware error I keep on getting is caused by my cpu - Microsoft Q&A

 

[SGvagon]

Yes, I saw that discussion, but I don't have any freezing or BSOD. And in Windows 10 don't have WHEA Logger at all, only in Windows 7 .

Maybe some trobleshooting tools may can do fix this issue? I remember, that Microsoft had a lot's of FixIt tools.

 

[SGvagon]

Can I somehow diagnostic this WHEA-Logger error and why it showing up only after system start? Is it driver error, or system error?

 

[townsbg]

I'm not sure but do you actually have any symptoms or is it just the event logs? There is a lot that makes it in the event logs that doesn't indicate a problem.

 

[SGvagon]

Just WHEA-Logger code 18 event log, but it shows every after system start. So I am little worry if this harm or not for my laptop. Windows 10 not showing this.

 

[SGvagon]

Ok, now I contacted one of my friend with same laptop and Windows 7 too. He have same WHEA-Logger error in event log after system start. So. I think this is false positive error, on 99% . Lenovo released chipset drivers with this "bug" maybe, and maybe in Windows 10 there is no WHEA-Logger error because there are newer chipset drivers?