A diversified value of a known host's error appears first in relation to sleep mode

Question

In the event of engaging once the sleep mode after a long habitual absence, system fails consecutively to reach log-in screen and a reset is deemed inevitable to boot fresh; on performing afterwards AdvancedBoot (to fix mbr) it's too late to snipscreen the error

[PhoneExperienceHost.exe -System Error / Exception Processing Message 0xc0000005 - Unexpected Parameters]

However unlikely the said error to appear again, it is evident an implication of Phone Services integrated directly ( e.g. with mobile devices) to the Windows experience as superfluous in character and an unwanted feature to co-op with.

Answer 1

Hello Claus Debaker,

I have seen this issue in many systems. The solution appears to be disabling Fast boot and Hybrid Sleep mode. (NOTE: I have not re-enabled one or the other to see if one solves it instead of both.)

To disable Fast Startup:

Open up Power Options in the Control Panel. In Windows 10 you can get there from right clicking on the start menu and going to Power Options Once there, on the left hand side, click "Choose what the power buttons do" Click "change settings that are currently unavailable" up at the top Down below under the "Shutdown Settings" section you will see "Fast Startup" check-boxed. Uncheck the box Click OK

To disable Hybrid Sleep:

Open up Power Options in the Control Panel. In Windows 10 you can get there from right clicking on the start menu and going to Power Options Click "change plan settings" next to your current power plan Click "change advanced power settings" Click the + sign next to "Sleep" Click the + sign next to "Allow hybrid sleep" and change setting to "off" Click OK

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Answer 2

Hello Claus Debaker,

I have seen this issue in many systems. The solution appears to be disabling Fast boot and Hybrid Sleep mode. (NOTE: I have not re-enabled one or the other to see if one solves it instead of both.)

To disable Fast Startup:

Open up Power Options in the Control Panel. In Windows 10 you can get there from right clicking on the start menu and going to Power Options Once there, on the left hand side, click "Choose what the power buttons do" Click "change settings that are currently unavailable" up at the top Down below under the "Shutdown Settings" section you will see "Fast Startup" check-boxed. Uncheck the box Click OK

To disable Hybrid Sleep:

Open up Power Options in the Control Panel. In Windows 10 you can get there from right clicking on the start menu and going to Power Options Click "change plan settings" next to your current power plan Click "change advanced power settings" Click the + sign next to "Sleep" Click the + sign next to "Allow hybrid sleep" and change setting to "off" Click OK

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Answer 3

Double post

Answer 4

I am sure I can set off those two,

And you can note also how a critical Kernel Error followed up this record in a few standard boots time,

all the bugChecks there had zero or false values, except [SystemSleepTransitionsToOn5]

So I thought it may be associated to the same.

(by the way, hybrid sleep to off makes easier sense than fast boot to off, because fast boot is recommended in Control Panel, as well as I think by the shutdown /options to hybrid/s; though I am not certain whether both those boots are linked integrally, the one in Power Options and the other as connoted by hybrid shutdown)