How to Fix Windows 10 Critical Process Died

If you are using Windows 10 for a long time and haven’t updated or installed new Windows 10 update then chances are you have seen this frustrating error called Critical Process Died. While working on a big project or watching a movie or playing a game, suddenly you see blue screen page and it says you’re having a CRITICAL PROCESS DIED error. You cannot do anything once you see this error. You have to reboot your computer.

Here in this article, we are going to share how you can fix Windows 10 Critical Process Died issue. There are total 3 working solutions for this critical process died windows 10 won’t boot error. You may not have to try them all but all of them are working fine.

Error Critical_Process_Died message interrupting your work and causing your computer to reboot every time when you see the error. This is one of the Blue Screen of Death Error also called BSOD error.

Some common reasons for BSoD Error include software bugs, bad drivers, memory, power supply, overheating, and overclocking and there are 100+ BSOD error codes. This Windows 10 error Critical_Process_Died or 0x000000EF is one of them.

Fix Windows 10 Critical Process Died

You don’t have to format your system or reinstall Windows 10. You can easily fix the issue with the below solutions quickly. All you have to do is just follow these simple steps.

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As we already mentioned in our previous articles, BSOD errors are some of the most annoying errors. You have to reboot the PC every time you see the error.

Method1: Run a virus scan

If CRITICAL PROCESS DIED error is due to virus or malware then you have to scan your entire system with trusted Antivirus Software. If you don’t have any then Window 10 has its own Anti Virus program called Windows Defender. Or you can use any 3rd party Anti Virus software. That will scan and remove all the harmful virus or malware from your system.

Method2: Update drivers

Outdated or faulty Drivers can be the reason for this Critical Process Died Error in Windows 10. You have to first check all your device drivers. Use 3rd party driver update tool to download and install outdated drivers on Windows 10. You can also download and install new drivers manually from official websites.

Driver Easy is the most used and popular Driver update tools to download and install Windows drivers automatically and free also.

1) Download and install Driver Easy.

2) Run Driver Easy > click Scan Now. Wait for sometime till it scans your PC and lists down all the drivers.