sfc/scannow
The Window will scan for any possible corrupted files and inform if anything is wrong. It will also provide details on how to fix it.
Fix the error using CHKDSK
Any kind of problem in your hard disk might give rise to Kernel Security Check Failure error. To make sure everything is alright with your hard disk, follow these steps.
- Open Command Prompt.
- Type this command lines given below
chkdsk C: /f
- Click Enter, then type “Y” and again press Enter. To start the scan, reboot your computer.
If this wasn’t helpful then the following solution will sure do.
Troubleshoot Error 0x00000133
Your computer is programmed to begin Startup Repair automatically if Windows boot sequence is disturbed three times (or more) consecutively. You can do this by pressing the power button. Turn the device on after the power goes off. Repeat this for another two times. And you will see a Preparing Automatic Repair message on your desktop. Now, follow these steps given below.
- Log into your computer as an admin.
- Automatic Repair will give you information.
- Choose the Advanced option and click on Troubleshoot.
- Go to Startup Settings.
- You must restart your computer and once the restart is done, press the 5 or F5 button on your machine’s keyboard to boot into Safe Mode with Networking.
- You can access recovery, diagnosis, and repair utilities in the resulting environment.
Unable to boot into Windows
- Create Windows 10 bootable media.
- Download it from the official Microsoft website and connect the bootlace DVD or Flash drive to your PC.
- Click Next on your keyboard then select Repair your Computer
- Choose Troubleshoot, then Advanced Options, then Command Prompt.
- When the Command Prompt is open, type “C:” and press Enter.
- Type the following command lines
BCDEDIT/SET{DEFAULT}
BOOTMENUPOLICY LEGACY
- Type “EXIT“.
After closing Command Prompt, go a few steps back and find “Choose an option” then click “Continue” to finally boot into Windows.
The driver problem
If the error comes while using the internet, the problem may lie in network drivers (found under the Network Adapters) in the device manager. If the error comes up while you’re gaming, check the graphics drive (found under display adapters). To fix the driver problem, follow these steps.
- Check if you have the latest drivers by going to the manufacturers website.
- Press Windows key +R. And type devmgmt.msc
- Press Enter and find your network card by double-clicking on Network Adapters.
- Right-click on the network card, go to Properties.
- Open Driver tab.
- Check if you have the latest drivers and if not follow the next step.
- Download the latest drivers from the manufactures website.
- Repeat the steps from 1-5. Follow the instructions and click Uninstall.
- Repeat the steps from 1-3. Right-click on the network card and now, select Update Driver Software.
- Go to Browse my computer for Driver software.
- Select the drivers you downloaded from the manufacturer’s website.
- Click Next, then follow all the instructions on the screen. Once you’re finished, restart your computer. And see if the issue is resolved.
Rolling back the drivers
Sometimes the error arises due to incompatibility of the drivers with your Windows version. Follow these steps to roll your recently installed drivers back.
- Start by pressing Windows key +R to open the Run dialog box and type “msc” and hit Enter.
- Double click on the Network Adapters and locate your network card.
- Go to the network card and open Properties.
- Click the Driver tab and then choose the option Roll Back Driver.
If there is no fault in the drivers then try the next solution.
Windows memory issues
Any issue found in the Windows memory can cause the Kernel Security Check Failure error. Run the memory check by using Windows Memory Diagnostic tool:
- You have to type in Cortana’s search box “Memory“
- You have to right-click on the Windows Memory Diagnostic
- Now, choose Run as administrator
- Choose Restart now and check for problems (recommended) from the options.
- Your computer will automatically restart and scan for any problem.
Malware dysfunction
Any malware present on your computer can cause several errors. Kernel Security Check Failure error can also be happening due to any viruses. In this case, you can use the utility of the Windows defenders or install an external anti-malware program.
Windows 10 is the newest and greatest operating system Microsoft has provided us yet. But it’s new updates always come up with some errors like the Windows 10 BSOD error 0x000000139.
Kernel Security Check Failure error is easy to solve after you dictate what is behind the problem. Go through the above solutions and see which one works for you the best. If you have any queries or feedback, please write down the comment in the below comment box.
