Hi @Saraf, Tushar
Based on the information you provided, the bug check code 0x0000001e is usually related to a kernel-mode exception handler error, and ntkrnlmp.exe is part of the Windows kernel.
Please try the following possible solutions:
- Update drivers: Make sure all device drivers, especially network adapter and graphics card drivers, are up to date. You can visit the device manufacturer's website to download the latest drivers.
- Check for Windows updates: Make sure your Windows system is up to date. Some updates may contain patches to fix this type of problem.
- Reinstall Microsoft Teams: The application files may be corrupted. Try clearing the Teams cache. Or uninstall and reinstall Microsoft Teams.
- Run System File Checker: Use the Command Prompt to run the
sfc /scannow
command to check and repair the integrity of system files. - Check for hardware problems: Hardware failures, such as memory or hard drive problems, can also cause BSODs. You can use the Windows built-in memory diagnostic tool or third-party tools to check the hardware health.
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